A part of me is a bit disappointed that you didn't make it a whole building, but I understand that it would take forever and a day to finish -not to mention expensive. For what you plan on doing with it, this is perfectly fine. Love it either way!
It is only supposed to be a front facing façade as its the background to part of the haunt. Maybe one day I can build the rest with an interior and everything!
You could have this as the entrance to your garage. That way you won't need to finish the Church, the people will walk through the Church door into your garage (garage door open) and the garage will be the beginning of the hunt in your house.
@@mattbrunson8141 yeah definitely would make a great entrance facade to the rest of an indoor haunt! Maybe some day… but thank you! Very much appreciate the support!
Great job! I noticed the Spanish moss hanging from the trees and thought maybe adding some to the eaves of the church would up the aging and creepiness factor.
This is so amazing. I wish there was a company that’s sold this in vacuform, I have wood facades but I’m so tired of moving them and staking them down when they are so heavy 😢 You should consider opening your own Halloween company, you do great work!
Thank you so much! And I agree, wish I could store these like an inflatable. And I would love to do this for a living, currently on track to becoming an architect so we’ll see what I do from there!
Thank you!! I’m glad you found us, we have a bunch of other builds that I made before I started recording them so I’ll try to put videos together for all of those!
What a fantastic job you've done Andrew. The thoughtful step by step presentation that you've laid out for us has made this just a spectacular video for us to watch. I very much appreciate the various painting techniques that you showed. Just wondering if you had thought about a soundtrack of a church bell and mounting a speaker up in the steeple.
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you found it helpful! And I’m planning on making a soundtrack for the church that includes a creepy pipe organ and church bells!
Thank you! I built the entire thing on my own but I got help with setting it up. I believe it costed anywhere from $700-$1000 but I cannot remember exactly because we had some stuff donated. And it took around 1 1/2 months to finish.
Awsome work man! Hopefully there will be more prop/haunt builds!!😁🎃👹 also what was the price range for this project? I understand if that’s to much of a personal question. I was just curious 😁👍🏼
Thank you!! I hope I can make more props too! I can’t remember the exact price but I would say it ranges from $700-$1000. We got some wood donated so that helped.
It was the plastic that you peel off from the foam sheets! You gotta be careful with it but it was practically free. If I were to do it again I would’ve used some thin plexiglass but it can get expensive.
Just seeing this now. Thanks for the mention! Great job, as always.
No problem! Thank you for the idea!
Andrew is one of the best diy halloween prop channel on youtube. Its crazy!!!
Thank you it means a lot!!
Wow, I have no words to express how much I like this built. All your projects are simple AWSOME! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoy it!
I am blown away with the detail and how good that all turned out. What a great entry into a haunt
Thank you! The haunted house design team I started at UF (Swamp Haunters) are using this facade for a part of their bayou haunt.
A part of me is a bit disappointed that you didn't make it a whole building, but I understand that it would take forever and a day to finish -not to mention expensive. For what you plan on doing with it, this is perfectly fine. Love it either way!
It is only supposed to be a front facing façade as its the background to part of the haunt. Maybe one day I can build the rest with an interior and everything!
You could have this as the entrance to your garage. That way you won't need to finish the Church, the people will walk through the Church door into your garage (garage door open) and the garage will be the beginning of the hunt in your house.
But honestly this is top notch work your doing and your camera awareness is also very impressive. Please keep it up and continue to make these videos.
@@mattbrunson8141 yeah definitely would make a great entrance facade to the rest of an indoor haunt! Maybe some day… but thank you! Very much appreciate the support!
Your design and finish are outstanding. Thanks for sharing...especially the aging technique.
Thank you very much!!
This needs to go viral... To help out with your subs. Incredible work. It's definitively the best I have seen.
Wish I could make it go viral! Thank you very much!
@@AndrewLong you've gotten my like, comment and subscription. Hope it helps with the algorithm. 🕸️🕷️🧡🖤☠️🎃 Happy Haunting!!!
@@saundz8791 Thanks again and happy haunting! 🎃
Great job! I noticed the Spanish moss hanging from the trees and thought maybe adding some to the eaves of the church would up the aging and creepiness factor.
Thank you! And great idea. We normally take a bunch of it when we set up and put it all over everything!
Amazing. Simply amazing...
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
that is kick ass
Thanks man!
Andrew, you did so good buddy! All those gift cards paid off. Congratulations getting it done before the season approaches.
Thank you! And they sure did! :D
Very nice job, looks great!!
Thank you!!
Some awesome aging techniques you've incorporated in here!
Thanks! Love these techniques
Amazing!
Thank you!!
This is amazingg! Awesome job!
Thank you!!!
Simply amazing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!!
This is so amazing. I wish there was a company that’s sold this in vacuform, I have wood facades but I’m so tired of moving them and staking them down when they are so heavy 😢
You should consider opening your own Halloween company, you do great work!
Thank you so much! And I agree, wish I could store these like an inflatable. And I would love to do this for a living, currently on track to becoming an architect so we’ll see what I do from there!
Your projects are amazing! Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it
love your videos it’s so cool to see it all come together
Thank you so much!!
this is insane!! i'm in love with how you painted it! incredible work!!
Thank you!!!
Damn, you’re good !
Thank you!
Well done
Thank you!
Awesome job. Recently found your channel so I'm catching up on all your builds.
Thank you!! I’m glad you found us, we have a bunch of other builds that I made before I started recording them so I’ll try to put videos together for all of those!
Ahhh I’m so happy I found this channel your builds are amazing !!!💗
I’m glad you found us too! Thank you!!
DOPE!!!
THANKS!
Your sub count is a crime! This is amazing
Growing slowly but still growing! Thank you :D
What a fantastic job you've done Andrew. The thoughtful step by step presentation that you've laid out for us has made this just a spectacular video for us to watch. I very much appreciate the various painting techniques that you showed. Just wondering if you had thought about a soundtrack of a church bell and mounting a speaker up in the steeple.
Thank you so much!! I’m glad you found it helpful! And I’m planning on making a soundtrack for the church that includes a creepy pipe organ and church bells!
Awesome! how many containers of the crackle glue did you have to use?
Thanks! I used around 2 1/2 containers I believe
Anymore videos coming? 🤞🏽
As Halloween approaches I can upload some videos of the set up process if people would like to see that!
Very impressive. Couple questions. How much help did you have?? How much money invested and how long did it take approximate hours?
Thank you! I built the entire thing on my own but I got help with setting it up. I believe it costed anywhere from $700-$1000 but I cannot remember exactly because we had some stuff donated. And it took around 1 1/2 months to finish.
do you know how much the whole church costed you? just an estimate I know it'd be hard to calculate.
I would say anywhere from around $700-$1000 for all the materials.
Awsome work man! Hopefully there will be more prop/haunt builds!!😁🎃👹 also what was the price range for this project? I understand if that’s to much of a personal question. I was just curious 😁👍🏼
Thank you!! I hope I can make more props too! I can’t remember the exact price but I would say it ranges from $700-$1000. We got some wood donated so that helped.
@@AndrewLong thanks man! I’m looking to do something similar with crackle paint except for an old house/manor. Thanks for the tips!
@@thescarebarnmi5381 Np! Good luck with the build!!
What material did you use for the window?
It was the plastic that you peel off from the foam sheets! You gotta be careful with it but it was practically free. If I were to do it again I would’ve used some thin plexiglass but it can get expensive.
@@AndrewLong thanks man, I loved the way it came out for you so I might use the same. Trying to make it as cheap as possible :)
@@RR_85 no problem! Good luck with your build!
How's the product for crackle hold up? Does it want to peel off or anything
Nope! Haven’t had any problems. I did some wet aging over the top of it and none of it came off during that process.
Thanx man just checking if it was good we getting ready to do crackle on our facade
@@jeremyrose3034 Good luck! It’s a fun product to use
Did you have to use flat white paint over crackle paint?
@@jeremyrose3034 I don’t remember the exact sheen but I know I didn’t use gloss. So either satin or flat should be fine.
Just found your channel. These are some next level builds! Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you!! Glad you found us!