not bad, i could do better

[Sir Edward]

tile, not a bad way to go!

It's actually cultured stone.  Looks very real in person.  We're using some of it in the office.

It looks great. Any idea on the pricing? I don't see it on the website.

[Sir Edward]

Another option:

http://www.fauxpanels.com/

[Sir James A]

This is the stuff I would use.

http://www.culturedstone.com/photos/6/houses-interior.aspx#123

I had one of their sample books about 15 years ago. Good stuff, and they even have one called "castle stone".

[Sir Edward]

This is a more expensive option, but there are some Halloween vacuum-formed wall panels here (scroll down a bit for the "cathedral" walls and so on):

http://www.hauntedprops.com/Vacuform-Wall-Panels-Halloween-Props-s/73.htm

And here's a Halloween display that someone did on his house/yard in Leesburg a few years ago, using the foam-board method (the realism varied):

http://makaabe.necrobones.com/gallery.html

Another panel option:

http://www.textureplus.com/stone/

[Sir James A]

Very want!!!! 

[Sir Edward]

Yeah, he did a great display for Halloween. It was pretty crazy, he needed a 30' storage unit to store what he couldn't fit in his basement and garage. But it was fantastic. The "stone" facade covered the entire length of the front of his house, with the large castle entrance in front of the garage. He had a walk-through haunt, then went through the garage and around the back yard, with a whole walled-in yard area. Very elaborate for a home-haunt.

BTW, here's another faux stone panel option-- they're more expensive (though the cost per square foot could be similar), but also much larger panels (4'x8'), which will make the repeating pattern less noticeable:

http://www.fauxstonesheets.com/store/c/2-Urestone-Panel-Series.aspx

I'm posting a lot of these for my own reference too. Eventually I'm going to need this stuff, either for a room in the house, or for a Halloween display.

[Sir William]

Oh man, you guys...this is AWESOME.  If anyone's going to be doing up or redoing their man caves, I wanna see pics!  This one sort of reminds me of some of the remains at Kerak.  Not sure if it'd translate well indoors though...what do you knights think?