We made Realistic Looking Halloween Tombstones

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We make DIY realistic Halloween tombstones for an old looking graveyard display.
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We wanted a haunted cemetery that was filled with real looking large ordinary gravestones. Most Halloween tombstones are fake or silly, but not these Halloween decorations. These graves are a must-have for any creepy cemetery or graveyard themed haunt. We have made a animated breathing grave, a haunted bell tombstone, moving tombstones, monuments, obelisks, gravestone poppers, mausoleums, crypt walls, pet cemetery, entrance gates, crosses, coffins, even fresh dug graves, but not just plain realistic big tombstones. The tombstone decor is made from 3/4" plywood and sculpted foam. The carved foam and wood are hard coated, and then spray textured. The Halloween tombstones are heavy-duty and windproof. They are held in place by sliding over a piece of rebar hammered into the yard. You installed PVC pipe inside the tombstones so the steel bar had a place to insert into. This tombstone design is perfect for filling the space of your graveyard, and you could even add a fun epitaph if you wanted.
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  • @robindewelles4271
    @robindewelles42713 ай бұрын

    Definitely my favorite tombstone video, especially that cute kid wandering thru.

  • @scottrousseau496
    @scottrousseau4963 ай бұрын

    Holy cow! That was my most favoritest tombstone video ever!

  • @jaredskeen6986
    @jaredskeen69863 ай бұрын

    Yay! Love when my favorite KZreadrs post a vid! 🥹😭

  • @pauldinehart6971
    @pauldinehart69713 ай бұрын

    I really love how you guys are starting my mornings off for me. This is awesome. Let’s keep it going.

  • @fitzmagic
    @fitzmagic3 ай бұрын

    Funny story… I made a circle stage last year based off of one of your circus props. This was for a TV audition that didn’t move forward. I was about to take everything to Good Will just to get it out of our garage. Then I saw your recent videos and now I’ve been inspired again. I’m going to use that lumber along with some other scraps to finally make some tombstones. WaHoo! You guys are the best. 💥BOOM!!!💥™

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    Alright 👍 bummer the audition didn't pan out, but I'm glad to hear you are able to use the materials for a new fun project.

  • @treatortreat
    @treatortreatАй бұрын

    Beautiful. I love the simple designs of those tombstones.

  • @MrMark2024
    @MrMark20243 ай бұрын

    Awesome videos. I enjoy watching your videos. You guys are so entertaining and very informative about how you construct your many projects. And the best part about your tombstones is that they look so darn real. But that's what gives them their charm and personality. Thank you so much for taking the time to show and share your many thoughts and ideas when it comes to your many Halloween projects. Love your channel. Until next time, take care guys. You guys are truly the best.🎃👻 Happy Halloween!!!!

  • @VintageSoulThrifter
    @VintageSoulThrifter3 ай бұрын

    Yours are the best

  • @ThatGuyGabeToo
    @ThatGuyGabeToo3 ай бұрын

    I always love the super pro look you guys achieve in everything you do!!!! I dunno if anyone noticed but there seems to be the ghost of a skipping little happy child frolicking around that cemetery...Casper??? ;DDDD I believe he might have an attachment to you guys??? XDDDDD Spooky stuff!!!!

  • @BlisterHiker
    @BlisterHiker3 ай бұрын

    Your short video formula is great, not to say the longer, more detailed presentations were a bad idea! 🙂 I think longer videos have their place and are appreciated for their detail, but short videos definitely make your channel more attractive to more casual audience. Love your projects! Good job! 👍

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    Thanks! We didn't have a chance to film step by step like we usually do so I'm glad you are still enjoying our content.

  • @flywithbart
    @flywithbart3 ай бұрын

    Was that texture all dry-lok? The stuff here is not that thick or rough looking. It has a minimal sand texture.

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    So we sprayed a mortar mix on first and then applied the drylok. We have also mixed the concrete in with the drylok and brushed on for more texture.

  • @matthewbrasfield3563
    @matthewbrasfield35633 ай бұрын

    What epoxy resin do you use to coat the wood? Also, why exactly do you do it? Have you previously had failures due to the wood absorbing moisture?

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    We use epoxamite smooth on product to cover the foam. Sometimes, we coat the wood aswell if it's a small space but we don't need to. The wood seems fine sealed with all the paint layers.

  • @matthewbrasfield3563

    @matthewbrasfield3563

    3 ай бұрын

    Thank you!

  • @donnytucker
    @donnytucker3 ай бұрын

    I HAVE to make at least one tombstone this year. I usually buy them but they are too small for my liking. What epoxy resin do you use if I may ask?

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    We used SmoothOn Epoximite. If you don't need it crazy protected, you can get away with drylock or even mix in a little mortar with it and brush it on. Then just paint or age it up.

  • @donnytucker

    @donnytucker

    3 ай бұрын

    Mix mortar with drylock or am I misinterpreting? Sorry, I'm a newbie haha@@HollywoodHaunter

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    @donnytucker yes, but only if you wanted more of a gritty texture. Drylok by itself is good for home can't props and has a little sand in it, but the mortar adds even more. You could test out some pieces of foam to see what you like.

  • @donnytucker

    @donnytucker

    3 ай бұрын

    Thank you!@@HollywoodHaunter

  • @TheXerosyn
    @TheXerosyn3 ай бұрын

    Where is this display yard is it in Cali? I'd love to see it if so when Im out there on vacation in a few months.

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    This is actually their Halloween set up. They should bring some of it back out in September for this years set up. We'll have to see as the haunt changes every year.

  • @TheXerosyn

    @TheXerosyn

    3 ай бұрын

    @@HollywoodHaunter but where is it?

  • @HollywoodHaunter

    @HollywoodHaunter

    3 ай бұрын

    Sorry, The Winchester Mystery House in San Jose California

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