Post by darthjarjar on Oct 28, 2008 14:59:23 GMT -5
Every year I try to add a little something extra to my halloween haunted yard display.
This year I added some finely crafted, home made tombstones, some black coroplast figures and a spooky green spotlight.
It looked good but we have been experiencing some unusually high winds in the Baltimore area.
Foam tombstones don't do so will in high winds. I hope it ( the wind not my stuff) all blow out of here before the big day.
ANyway when looking around the net for some cool ideas I found a ton of fun stuff. I saw a lot of people using compressed air to make monsters jump up at passers by. I was wondering if any of you guy have witnessed this first hand or if you are doing it yourself.
I'm attempting to make a "monster in a box" for my yard. It just uses a old drill as the drive not compressed air but a neat trick non the less.
I would love to make one of these www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6b2FTpIp6w
This year I added some finely crafted, home made tombstones, some black coroplast figures and a spooky green spotlight.
It looked good but we have been experiencing some unusually high winds in the Baltimore area.
Foam tombstones don't do so will in high winds. I hope it ( the wind not my stuff) all blow out of here before the big day.
ANyway when looking around the net for some cool ideas I found a ton of fun stuff. I saw a lot of people using compressed air to make monsters jump up at passers by. I was wondering if any of you guy have witnessed this first hand or if you are doing it yourself.
I'm attempting to make a "monster in a box" for my yard. It just uses a old drill as the drive not compressed air but a neat trick non the less.
I would love to make one of these www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6b2FTpIp6w
