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Pirate Ghost Ship

Pirate Ghost Ship

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Pirate Ghost Ship

Pirate Ghost Ship
Things you will need:
*A trailer.(we used our 27 foot burningman trailer)
*A 7-10 foot board(2x4,4x4,2x6 etc)(we used reclaimed fence post)
*4-9 used white sheets( some of ours were off color, so we bleached them over night in a bucket of bleach and water)
*Stapler and lots o staples
*6 large clamps
*6 bungee cords
*Rope/s
*2 trees that the trailer can be positioned in the middle of
*a Ladder
*6-10 large rocks/bricks
*as many black lights as you can find!....or at least 3 large ones

(might needs)
Spray paint black,brown
Screws and power drill
Bailing wire
misc 2x4 and scraps of 2x4(wood pile stuff)

misc. halloween/pirate stuff for decor
 
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Step 1Securing the bow

securing the bow
First thing is to secure wood to front of trailer(the tongue)

We used Bungee cords to secure the plank of wood to the front tongue.
Make sure to position wood at a slight angle for the bow of the ship.

If this doesn't feel secure possibly use some bailing wire as well till its totally secure.

If building larger bow, use a couple of 2x4 scraps screwed together, on either side of tongue, for more stability.
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4 comments
Nov 7, 2008. 11:36 PMPlasmana says:
That looks really good!
Nov 7, 2008. 12:07 PMgmjhowe says:
Nice work! love that blue glow.

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