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  • #16
    icandrawem2 - nice post... covers a lot of it!

    Spooky woods - very impressive!!
    Denver Haunted Houses

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    • #17
      The latest issue of Haunt World is advertising this:

      http://hotwirefoamfactory.com/home.php

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      • #18
        Originally posted by SpookywoodsFX.com View Post
        Thats just not fair.
        Drew and Shane
        www.deadenddungeon.com

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        • #19
          HotWire tools are a must have. You 'could' get by without them but the more tools you have on your belt, the better. There is allot you can do with the hot wires that you just cant otherwise. Definitely a good investment!


          Originally posted by DarkTikiEntertainment View Post
          The latest issue of Haunt World is advertising this:

          http://hotwirefoamfactory.com/home.php

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          • #20
            styrofoam sculpting

            Posted few pics of the styrofoam pillars we build outside our haunt

            www.harrishaven.com

            they look pretty close to real

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            • #21
              Damn right, great job! How did you go about making them?

              Originally posted by harrishaven View Post
              Posted few pics of the styrofoam pillars we build outside our haunt

              www.harrishaven.com

              they look pretty close to real

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              • #22
                styrofoam sculpting

                First we made concrete forms for them to sit on and to attach our 2x4 wood plates to. Then we made our column structures and skinned them with plywood. Next we cut 1/2 inch thick extruded pink foam to fit cutting it so the corners are at 45 degrees screwed them in place and drew the mortar lines so all sides matched. we labeled them when we removed them so we knew what side they went on after we used a router with a 1 " bit to carve the lines. Then we put them back up with glue and some screws and used caulk to seal the edges. Then I took lacquer thinner and threw it on to age the brick. next we painted them with grey primer then with black exterior paint. then painted in the grout lines. Finally we used sea sponges to put on the brick dust paint. they turned out great. will post more pics closer up and will post pics of the creamation oven I am working on.

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