Like Honest Abe said:"You can fool some of the people some of the time."
The fun part of building a facade or even a few foam tombstones comes when "that Person" (and we have all seen and heard "That Person" says something like "I never knew there was a graveyard here?"
"I never knew there was this old scary looking house here?"
Your work looks real impressive!
(But I thought there was a concrete block warehouse there?) hahahahah!
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Looks really nice.... BTW, the shots on your site a really nice as well... really good set detail.... very cool!!
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Originally posted by MDKingHey Kevin,
The pics look great! What kind of lights do you use, are those flood lights or pin spots used in your pics, like the red on the facade or the green light entering the nursery?
Thanks, looking great!
Inside I use 25w colored bulbs in cheap clamp-on fixtures from Home Depot. I paint the reflectors, inside and out, with high-temp black paint.
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Hey Kevin,
The pics look great! What kind of lights do you use, are those flood lights or pin spots used in your pics, like the red on the facade or the green light entering the nursery?
Thanks, looking great!
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Here are a couple of updated photos of the Nightshade Manor facade. New lighting, vines, spanish moss, a door and lanterns with LED flicker candles have been added.
I've also got some more vines and a round stained glass window that is going to be installed above the portico.
32 to days to go!
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Pictures of the inside are on my website, www.nightshademanor.com and in the Hauntworld Haunte House Photo Gallery http://www.hauntworld.com/gallery/index.php?cat=10012.
I can't find a pic of the building prior to adding the facade. The building is a 5000 sq ft concrete block/brick warehouse. The facade was built over the rolling door on the loading dock.
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Any chance you can grace us with pics of the interior. Also, do you happen to have any pics of the exterior before the facade went up?
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Great job man, you did a wonderful job on your facade, it looks amazing
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Thanks Todd! I really appreciate the support. Can you please send me an email with contact info for the insurance company you've used for Bartlett?
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Kevin, Looks great!
You had some done when I was there last but I like the final touch! Excellent!
So wanna come do mine now?! :wink:
Nightmarez - Memphis will die for 2006 if we can't seal a deal by Friday.
We are down to the last resort and even that does not seem promising.
So to see our work - you will either have to go to Lebanon, TN or Chattanooga, TN this season... Sucks but the wonderful Memphis Jaycees have burned so many people - no one wants to even consider letting a haunt in there building.
The sad part is Youth Villages will be losing a $20,000 plus donation, that they have come to budget within... :roll: :evil: Hopefully next year we can make up for it...
Back to Nightshade Manor! I love the haunt Kevin... and I hope you kick GMS, Memphis and Millington Jaycees to the curb. :twisted:
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Awesome stuff man... Any chance there's a few construction pics? Happy Haunting. -Tyler
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Koch, the siding is actual cement board house siding. I aged it using watered down paint applied with a deck sprayer.
Djcarolina, the facade is outside, attached to the front of my warehouse.
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Looks Great, Where is the facade set up? An Interior Warehouse For Storage? I Wouldnt want something out side 2 months in advance.
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Hey there, WOW!, it looks awesome. What did you use for the siding? Keep up the great work!
-Scott
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