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Well, I got the biggest part of my Big Scream TV display done this weekend. As you can see I built it from 2X3's and screws. I build a DVD/speaker shelf on the lower half and a shelf on the top to hold a crystal ball. It will be covered with the Halloween fabric on the bottom and on top I’m going to attach 1X1’s on the corners, extending about a foot high, to build a “box” made out of some black Halloween fabric, maybe with stars and planets. I didn’t put them on yet because I’m going to store it in the basement until October. I also have to build a holder for the Plexiglas but, that will be easy and I can do that in the basement when I have the time.

I’m very happy with how it came out and I’m also happy to have my yard centerpiece done (at least the hard part anyway).

If you have never heard of Big Scream TV DVD's go to the link below and check it out. I have volume 1 and the \"living crystal ball DVD's.

http://www.BigScreamTV.info

Geez, dice, Halloween for you is like Christmas to the rest of the world...just starts earlier and earlier every year!

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\"Those who hammer their guns into plows
will plow for those who do not.\"
- Thomas Jefferson

30mm, I plan and build all summer so everything is right come the first of Oct. Hey, you can't have a kick-ass display without planning and a little hard work.

I hope I can get some new Halloweeny type stuff from the A-10 community this year, last year wasn't to good.

And you show your true DCC side in that respect!

Maybe you could have a witch or ghost fly through to the sound of an A-10 flyover.

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\"Those who hammer their guns into plows
will plow for those who do not.\"
- Thomas Jefferson

Ya know I admired the dentist office's Tv mounted in the ceiling. Sure works wonders on kids in the dentist chair.

However, I have to ask, Is this for us old gummers that got to get the Anal probe exam (Colonscopy) ????

Halloween comes early every year for us cancer survivors, and the candy sucks!

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\"A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week. \"

George S. Patton