I’m to a point where I’m needing to prioritize things a bit.
And, while I’m waiting for some things prior to starting a super secret project, Project Nightfall is taking center stage.
The grave mounds, last seen, were just a bunch of joint compound mushed into some fabric and stretched over some chicken wire.
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| From Project Nighfall |
2 of them fell victim to poor weather, and I’ve had to redo them.
The other 5, however, were given a coat of joint compound watered down and mixed with sand to give them some texture, and have been colored with some wood stain.
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| From Project Nighfall |
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| From Project Nighfall |
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| From Project Nighfall |
They will finally be given a coat of Thompson’s Water Seal to help mitigate any water damage, though I don’t exactly plan on leaving them in the rain.
In other news, I’ve begun work on the little challenge from Dan to turn the faceplate into a Halloween prop.
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| From An UnOrthOdOx Halloween |
If you are a serious collector, or an employee of 2K, or otherwise sensitive to the mutilation of plastic, you may want to avert your eyes…NOW.
For, S/N 0203 of 2000 has begun it’s transformation into a bunch of beads to go with my skulls on a new necklace.
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| From An UnOrthOdOx Halloween |
And, with all the fun in the household, Talia has rather taken to this mask. Would not leave it alone in the store when shopping, and is rather happy to put it on and bounce around…till it slips, anyway.
Why don’t they make toddler sized versions? Ah well, not a bad toy for $1.
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| From An UnOrthOdOx Halloween |
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| From An UnOrthOdOx Halloween |