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| This is a doll made from odd pieces from the junk pile. Not technically animated, but she does walk if you hold her hand. |
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| This is my version of the haunted monster in a box. I wanted to make a frightening prop to use for our haunted forest and this definitely fit the bill. |
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| It is a tank of radioactive flesh eating insects I created for a Mad Scientist themed room this coming Halloween (2014). As you can see, the bugs are exposed to a high concentration of gamma radiation in order to develop their frenzied, flesh eating qualities. The tank is perfectly safe to operate while wearing a 6” thick lead smock but is not recommended for infants, children, pregnant women, the elderly, people with pace makers, those prone to psychotic episodes or anyone with piercings or dental fillings. |
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| This technique can be applied hundreds of ways, great in a lab or kitchen, even a kids room. Bugs are creepiest when they move. here are the magnets I used- $2.99 for 10 |
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| Turn a plastic trash can into an electrical transformer using some surprising things around your workshop. Great set piece for a lab, industrial or an electrical room in your haunt. |
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| Pretty simple to make foamboard haunt panels. Was tired of using tarps at the opening of the garage haunt and these looked and worked much better. |
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| Tricks and Tips for low budget DIY control panels. Fuels gauges, buttons and knobs, and basic layout. |
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| Every Detective and Mad Scientist needs a microscope. Let me show you how to build one with a detergent bottle and a paper towel roll |
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| How to make Alien Egg Glow Lantern |
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| great for scientist or alien haunts |
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| In this easy DIY tutorial, we will learn how to make an old looking specimen jar with two realistic eyeballs in it. |
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| This video is the beginning of a series where I build a new control panel for my zombie containment chamber. |
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| In this tutorial you will learn how to take some wood craft balls, paint, red yarn, and turn them into really cool prop eyes that can be used in a lot of different props including props made from paper mache. |
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| I show you how to use magnets to make Halloween props on a table move without anything touching them, as well as how to automate the prop with a motor and microcontroller. |
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| show you how they build panel walls for their haunted house. |
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| How to add realistic grime with painting effects. Good for adding a dirty and/or old look to new props you made or disguise common items used in your haunt. |
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| A super quick tip on how to make a garment look wrapped like a mummy or swaddled in bandages- very comfy and not that hot to wear. |
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