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    This is my version of a MIB. I took a cardboard box made it look like a real wooden box, added some stenciling, bought a bumble ball off of ebay for $11.00, added some plastic chains from another prop I had and thats it. Oh I had to add another red pool toy ball for some more shaking.

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    That's a really clever idea, lol you're right about the WTH expression on your dogs face.
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    Thats a really good and cheap solution to the MIB! I plan on doing the same thing only put a small rubber cork or half of a bouncy ball in the direct center of the "crate" to make it un-level. As the bumble ball bounces around, the crates movement will be exagerated as it tips and tumbles.

    Great paint job by the way!
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    Very cool idea - it turned out fantastic! The TOTers are gonna get a kick out of that.
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    awesome prop!! I was wondering if one could somehow attach strings or rubber bands to the bumble ball and the sides of the box to create movement too.....dunno, might work.

    Great prop again!
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    Great prop!
    Including my favorite word: "CHEAP". Nice job on that.
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    That's a good idea and very inexpensive! How long do the batteries last in those "bumble balls"?

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    A very similar to this animatronic is Like $2,000.00 at Horror Dome. LOL good job on you
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    That is freakin' awesome! Gonna make one for sure!! I have to ask also, how long do the batteries last in those things??
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    I ran the Crazydog Bumble Ball continuously, all day and night. After the 3rd day of it still bumbling and bouncing; I finally turned it off! It lasts a very long time!
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