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You know ther are all kinds of things you can use these lifecast fingers for in a haunted house at halloween time. One of my favorite scenes in a haunted house is a butcher shop or meat cutter scene. Some of the props that we produce that would look good in a butcher shop are the rotted lifesize spines, the predator spine, lifecast set of five fingers, the bloody "juice" head, the rotted corpse head on a hook, just to name a few. Any of them would fit right in to a butcher shop scene, just get some old looking rope, and hang a couple props from the ceiling, go get a old study table or two, or a big log slab or actual butcher table would really be great. Now take and cover the walls and floor in white plastic,( the plastic makes the butcher shop!!! It gives the shop action, makes it look like something really bad and scary happened their) the plastic on the floor dosn't have to be perfectly flat it can be a little scrunched up. Next mix up some fake blood and splash some around starting with under and around your table areas, then under any props you have hanging, and then you'll need to put some on the walls in different areas (when you do the walls this is where a 4 inch paint brush comes in handy to dip the brush and flick the blood onto the walls, so you get really good blood splatter) Next while the blood is still dripping and wet take and put a couple smeared hand prints, Do some writing in the blood, so you see the white plastic behind(I'll explain below) You might want to write something like a butcher shop meat list- Example: "Human Leg Meat $4.95 per lb" "Human Heart $3.79 ea." "Spicy Munchin Luncheon Fingers $5.95 per. lb." Or whatever you come up with. Now take and throw some fingers around on the floor and on the table, and if you have a blacklight place it up out of site but still covering as much of the butcher shop area especially the table and the meat list. Now when the black light is turned on the whole place will take on a Very Creepy Feeling, and if you have someone standing in the middle at the butcher table with a meat cleaver hacking away on something, and a little acting, you have a scene that people will remember definitely!!! Happy Hauntings!!!!
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	How To Make the "Butcher Shop Scene"
You know ther are all kinds of things you can use these lifecast fingers for in a haunted house at halloween time. One of my favorite scenes in a haunted house is a butcher shop or meat cutter scene. Some of the props that we produce that would look good in a butcher shop are the rotted lifesize spines, the predator spine, lifecast set of five fingers, the bloody "juice" head, the rotted corpse head on a hook, just to name a few. Any of them would fit right in to a butcher shop scene, just get some old looking rope, and hang a couple props from the ceiling, go get a old study table or two, or a big log slab or actual butcher table would really be great. Now take and cover the walls and floor in white plastic,( the plastic makes the butcher shop!!! It gives the shop action, makes it look like something really bad and scary happened their) the plastic on the floor dosn't have to be perfectly flat it can be a little scrunched up. Next mix up some fake blood and splash some around starting with under and around your table areas, then under any props you have hanging, and then you'll need to put some on the walls in different areas (when you do the walls this is where a 4 inch paint brush comes in handy to dip the brush and flick the blood onto the walls, so you get really good blood splatter) Next while the blood is still dripping and wet take and put a couple smeared hand prints, Do some writing in the blood, so you see the white plastic behind(I'll explain below) You might want to write something like a butcher shop meat list- Example: "Human Leg Meat $4.95 per lb" "Human Heart $3.79 ea." "Spicy Munchin Luncheon Fingers $5.95 per. lb." Or whatever you come up with. Now take and throw some fingers around on the floor and on the table, and if you have a blacklight place it up out of site but still covering as much of the butcher shop area especially the table and the meat list. Now when the black light is turned on the whole place will take on a Very Creepy Feeling, and if you have someone standing in the middle at the butcher table with a meat cleaver hacking away on something, and a little acting, you have a scene that people will remember definitely!!! Happy Hauntings!!!! NightHaunt Studios Copyright © 2002-2006
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