Still needs a little more work, but I just got my first new prop this year working. Haunted rocking chair. I have an old ghostly grandma that will be sitting in the chair.
Haunted Granny
I did a FCG last year. I'm adding the rocking chair, and a haunted coffin this year.
This is only my second year doing anything major for Halloween, and I am definitely getting the itch!
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First new prop for this year - Haunted Rocking Chair –
09-13-2009,08:30 AM
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09-13-2009,09:01 AM
TOTALLY COOL!!! This is one of the best uses for a pallet base that I have seen! Great treatment and the rocking chair is perfectly "aged!" Any tutorial on the mechanism that keeps it rocking? I am thinking this would make a great invisible man seat prop too! Stay on this forum and you'll be able to scratch all your itches!! BOO!
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09-13-2009,09:29 AM
Great prop! Super job on aging the chair, too!
It's eally creepy the way it moves.
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09-13-2009,11:03 AM
That is very cool.
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09-13-2009,12:18 PM
Wow! Great job! I can't wait to see this with the pld lady prop!
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09-13-2009,01:15 PM
Looks great! Did you use a wiper motor?
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09-13-2009,06:02 PM
Great job! Love the idea... I might just go ahead and "steal" it!
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09-14-2009,06:05 AM
Thanks for all the comments. It has been a blast so far. The mechanism is a simple wiper motor with a custom "armature".
I lucked into the rocking chair and found it at an antiques store. It was actually being used out front for decoration. I asked if I could buy for $5 and they said sure! Awesome find.
Here's video of rocking mechanism:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12CHEw1UmM8"]Rocking Mechanism[/ame]
Enjoy!
_mike
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Haunted Rocking Chair, help with wiper motor –
09-14-2009,02:37 PM
HI there...Fabulous idea! I have been wanting to do this for a while, but I would be pulling an older wiper motor directly out of a car. Any idea how I can hook this up so that I'd be able to just plug it into a regular outlet??
Any help is greatly appreciated!



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