Take a look at our latest 2 shooting galleries. One features a complete shipwreck built from wood. It is an amazing piece to add to any FEC or entertainment venue.


The other is a compact low cost talking truck gallery. It features our highly animated truck in a smaller footprint. We were careful with the design to keep the play fun and the cost low.


Click to see the Shooting Galleries

It has been a long time coming... but we have added over a year of projects to the site.


Take a look at the


new Shooting Galleries.



New Theming Promotions



New Themed Environments



and


Our 2011 Theming Booth.

Our latest Shooting Gallery:
Hatfield & McCoy Shooting Gallery

Bellagio Chinese Junk


Bellagio Spring Celebration


Pirate Shooting Gallery


Western Shooting Gallery


Animatronic Granny Shooting Gallery Character


2010 IAAPA Booth

Happy 2011! We hope everyone had a safe and happy holiday season. Now that the presents have all been opened and the confetti has been cleaned up, it's time to get back down to business. We had the opportunity to work with the Bob the Builder folks who featured our tree house in their video series. If you're a Netflix subscriber you can download and watch the video instantly. Others may be able to purchase the video online. Enjoy!

From everyone at Daniels Wood Land.

Watch this great interview of Amusement Equipment Directory talking to Ron Daniels as he talks about our theming and cutting edge shooting galleries.

We've been busier than beavers working on our booth for IAAPA trade show in Orlando, FL. We'll be sure to post pictures once we return.

We recently got a great video from the folks at Solaris Resort which includes a lot of footage of the Legend ship we themed and decorated. Our crew spent over 5 weeks working in Croatia to transform their dull nightclub and turn it into a real pirate adventure.

Watch Video!

Hopefully you tuned in to Good Morning America today to see the promotional piece we made for ABC's No Ordinary Family. Based on the success of the car we built for Comic-Con, we were challenged to recreate the stunt using a real car. We fabricated a hydraulic lifting mechanism inside a real Lexus RX that allows anyone to lift it chest high. It looked great on TV this morning. Here are some pictures form the event.