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Very nice job. Thank you for sharing your process with us!

Beautiful colors! I love the blue mixed with orange. I can't wait to see it with little characters inside.

That's great! The scale on that thing is impressive.

I'm so excited to see you work on your haunt! This car looks already great! 🎃

Toots (Layla) just watched this with Ma & Pops,,. OUTSTANDING JOB UNCLE KWAZY!!!!...

Lucky bottoms would be an awesome prop to put in that thing! Hopefully you're able to track one down.

This is fantastic and looks so neat with the black and bright colour dots, I’m sure she’ll love it!

Looks great! I'll bet she will have a ball jumping out at the TOTs.

I love that colour blue and the seats look so cool! I think if you can lights in it would really get the carnival vibe for sure but in any case it’s really cool - you could get some of the mini skeletons for passengers 😊 ❤

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Suggestion: Check the aisle with framing hangers and tie plates (It's usually right there with the lumber). You're going to need more reinforcement without adding a lot more wood. Most are fairly cheap and will allow you to build things that would otherwise require a lot more material and/or engineering. There are dozens of types, and they'll often give you ideas. As for the paint: You can go over some of what you've done with UV-reactive paint. Craft stores like Michael's usually have a bunch in acrylic, and they'll make a static prop come to life. Regarding the stars: Those need to be pentagrams. The whole wheel probably should have been a pentagram (bc 4 baskets is too few and 8 is too many). And if you're going to put a star in a circle, then connect the lines. Put the "Evil" in "CarnEvil."

Love your videos! It’ll be the best time of year before we know it!!

Pretty sweet! Now it needs something inside those seats. Spirit halloween zombie babies would look awesome.

Maybe those LED light strips would work on the spokes? I’m not very techy, but if they light up alternately it might give the appearance of movement. Either way, it looks awesome!

Dude, you have made progress on this!! Red stripe those pvc seat bars. Thst would look great. Great choice on that blue. BIG BULBS C9 will work on that let them blink.

Does it move?😁

Always enjoy your unique projects and explanations, especially your walkthroughs 👍🎃

Totally cool... 😊

Those 1/2 circle things are called " gussets". Looks good.

Great Video! Music was great! 👻💀👹

Badass, dude! I like seeing your builds. This one looks amazing already.

So cool!!

In for the 3rd!! Who builds a ferris wheel? Halloween at the Manor does!! I agree that the ferring strips will always make it lighter. That is huge. after you build, it is playing Halloween Jenga or Tetris where it's all gonna go. Looking good, brother.

Oooo I’m so excited to watch along as you get ready, loved this and think it’ll make a fantastic photo area. Thank you both again for sharing these updates. I genuinely look forward to them so much 😊

Spray paint is usually the wrong way to go, and especially the way you guys are doing it. A brush or roller is the more efficient method since most of the paint it just flying past the bars. If you do have to paint something like PVC pipe, then do the following: 1) Paint it before assembling the prop. There's less chance of getting the paint on parts that are going to be painted a different color. You can also put the material close together. If you set things up so the parts are suspended (e.g., just the ends touching something), you can paint about 90% at one time. 2) Use a brush, roller, or even wipe it on with gloves. Even if that method leaves a streaked finish, at least you're closer to a first coat that you can touch up later. 3) Take advantage of drips or over-spray. If you put the material (e.g., pipes) on top of other plywood to be painted the same color, then technically none of the paint is wasted; it just misses one thing and lands on something else you intended to paint. (I saw where the back of the plywood was being sprayed, and that's a good example.) I've done this with things where I'm painting for protection rather than "looks," like rebar I've cut into stakes for gravestones and props: Just lay them all out side-by-side on some plywood, and spray away. The plywood needed painting anyway. 4) Use primer. This will make the material last longer by sealing it. It will also save paint bc then the wood won't be drinking up the paint (which is usually more expensive, especially if it's a custom color). Additionally, if you use a bonding primer, you can also use, say, latex paint on PVC, which otherwise wouldn't stick for long. 5) Start with a color closer to the finish. In the case of PVC, you are trying to go from white to black, which is pretty hard since you often end up with some of the white showing through if you missing a spot or the paint gets chipped while handling the prop. You can instead use gray electrical conduit and have something closer to neutral. It's the same PVC, same price, same sizes, just an easier color to work with. If you're painting flat surfaces, then use a roller or even a brush. Almost anything is faster, cheaper, and more thorough than spray cans. Trust me; I've made the same mistakes as everyone else here when I did my first props.

I love it!!-And the darker red color looks great for Halloween. Looking forward to your haunt updates!🎪😄✌️

It turned out great!

What a great idea and it looks fantastic! I am interested in how you are going to secure it - will you have it out just for the day or longer?

Woot, woot, bring on 2024!!! Love the animal cracker old school wagon cages. This looks absolutely amazing. Side note if you get animals, I would but them in there with photo opp and zombie them up.

As Costanza said "you're not in the mood? You get in the mood!"

Excellent job filming thank you for the details !!!! That's how a video is supposed to be done 👍👍👍

My wife would kill me but I love it

whats the company @3:55 named ?

What kind of paint did you use?

Thanks for sharing. This is cool!

I'm so glad I found your channel. Thank you for highlighting the balloon sculptures! Saw 4 walk through videos that didn't show the Headless Horseman or Darth Maul at all! These were really fun sculpts. Can't wait to come back next year.

Loved the video, there was so much to see!!! Thank you for sharing it was a lot of fun ❤

Glad to see you two had a great time and according to your video it looks like a success for it's first year. But yes, it looks much, much smaller than the original Transworld in St Louis ( kind of like comparing a flea market to Disney World) . Some of the dealers, for example Ghost Ride had booths five times the size of this one. Plus like you mentioned they're were many walk through exhibits in St Louis. It literally took us three days to see everything, take it all in, talk to people, etc in St Louis. I'm not bagging on the EC show, but I love your channel and I know how much you two love Halloween, so you absolutely need to go to the St Louis show. Thanks again for sharing your video and looking for another great Halloween season. 🎃

Great coverage of this event, got a great look at everything and it was awesome to see a good amount of booths that were new to Transworld

NOT worth the fifty bucks on Sunday, imho. No animatronics, no walkthroughs, a bit of a disappointment.

Great video👍👍👍.

I'm so impressed with the details and work put into all those masks!! And maybe it was just me but around min mark 10, that one looked like Vanessa, her top half anyway, lol! And just wondering... Who's gonna be on stilts this year at your haunt?? 😉 Great video, thanks for sharing!

Love the video - would love to attend something like this no such thing in Ireland so cool to experience it with you guys 😀

Bad ass video!! Just Wow, that's exactly what we said. Thank you so much for the love, guys! We so appreciate the support for our channel. Keep the videos coming we will be watching.

16:44 I made the Resident Evil first aid spray and ink ribbons for Brandon and Charlie. 😊 I wasn't able to attend this event, so it's really cool to see in this video!

Is the fence being held up by columns or do you use something to brace them? Going to attempt the fence and was wondering if columns were needed to support it? Thanks

Thanks for sharing and taking us with you, always look forward to your videos. I've never been to the ECHC, but I have been to Transworld in St Louis. Be prepared to totally blown away....I was like a kid in a candy store for four straight days and spent more money than I should have, but life is short, so I indulged. You're going to love it, you two have a great time!!! 🎃 Looking forward to that video. 👍

Great focus on the vendors. Saw alot of my friends in this

Creature Feature is a great smallish event, always enjoy it

How much did Bill charge