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Twas the nightmare before christmas, and all through the house not a creature was peaceful, not even a mouse. The stockings all hung by the chimney with care, when open that morning would cause such a scare. The children nestled all snug in their beds would have nightmares of monsters and skeleton heads. Mwahahaha. Happy Holidays Everyone.
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Halloween 2007 has come and gone. Join me now in a look back at our display.
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Ghostly nights have stolen our time.
Happily we have a new baby in our ghoulish family.
So come back next year
to see what chills lie inside.
No maze this year, but
The yard display is up for viewing and Trick-or-Treating
Want to help?
Donations can be made in the side bar.
Here is a preview of the new 2008 Jackson Manor Maze entrance preview. The reason it is a preview entrance is that we ran out of time to finish the maze, but we wanted to give our guests a little taste of what’s to come next year. And this is a preview to the preview because we haven’t finished this scenery yet, we have yet to build the mini porch and roof. More Pictures after the jump!
Create your own 13th hour clock with this face design based on the Grandfather clock from Disney’s Haunted Mansion. Be sure to check out Monster Maze’s tutorial for putting a haunted clock together.
Download the PDF Here (1.57 MB)
- Jeff Baird: http://www.my-mania.com/halloween/clock.html
We finally have some camo netting of our own, purchased off of ebay and still awaiting shipment. One piece is 22′ x 15′ scored at $60 total. more information after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
After some discussion on the Halloween-L mailing list about how the Turbidite Manor floating pen was achieved, so I decided to ponder on it a bit. This is what I came up with after watching the motion of the pen in the video. I tried my best to keep it relatively simple, and I couldn’t decide on the orientation of the rotating arms (vertical or horizontal).While I think that either orientation will provide neat results, I feel that the vertical orientation (as pictured) would provide the closest results.
First of all a special thanks to HollywoodGothique for coming by and checking us out.
So here is Part 2 of HollywoodGothique’s Halloween Odyssey, we are the first house in this part.
The beast we use as our main Graveyard fogger is the American DJ Fog Storm 1700HD. We have battled with this fogger every year, as none of the standard cooling methods can cool all of this monsters output fast enough. Last year more fog leaked from our cooler than what made it to the graveyard. But when the wind was right, it looked awsome. So I have been thinking of a new design that can handle all the fog and make it nice and cold. …
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Here is some concept art of our 2007 walkthrough. The ideas literally just popped into my head the other day and I sketched these today. There is alot of final detail that is missing; Such as candles, spiderwebs, lighting and scares! We will see what happens and what our budget will allow ( thats the hard part )
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