Love it!It's just the stuff they sell in the parks, but I did some work on my Mansion shelves over the weekend, adding lights and the wallpaper.
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Love it!It's just the stuff they sell in the parks, but I did some work on my Mansion shelves over the weekend, adding lights and the wallpaper.
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I used that type of handle. Mounted it to the head end...due to the fact that the door opens opposite. I cut the door knob in half, where the seem line is, flattened it with a hammer, ground it down to a size that would fit behind the prop. Drilled two small holes in the flattebed knob...two tiny screws into the prop and jb weld the heck out of it. It's held up perfectly for 5 years now.I think you're on to something. If you modeled the handle with some kind of extended collar off the back side of the tail that would allow for a set screw and cover the exposed spindle, then you could use an antique style door knob like the one in the picture below and it would allow you a mounting point.
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I posted this to the Facebook Haunted Mansion Fan Page...thought this group might be interested as well
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The Inspiration...
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...a pre-production sculpt pic from when they announced the Haunted Mansion 40th Anniversary merchandise.
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Yup...it is a 3D model
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My finished version...left side
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My finished version...right side.
...and a friendly reminder Mansion Mates, I definitely do not put my projects up for sale. I post them in hopes that others might get inspiration from them like I do from so many others on here![]()
HI RobertH - your cane looks fantastic — can you tell us a little more about the finish? You did a great job on the metal appearance.