Just curious if anyone heard of them, if they are any good, etc.
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11-13-2009,04:47 PM
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11-13-2009,06:14 PM
No, don't know the Co. But that ghost looks great (The price is scary too)
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11-13-2009,06:20 PM
lol yes it is.
And hard to mount. An 8 foot ceiling outside? Tree would be all I could think of and even then it would be tricky.
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11-13-2009,06:39 PM
Looks like a very good sales pitch/website for a very basic item. I would like to see an actual photo or video in a real-world application.
You can buy great FCGs for about half that, or build one for about a tenth of their price.
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11-13-2009,07:57 PM
I was considering buying from them as well but was turned on to these people who seemed to be highly rated.
I plan to buy one from them for 2010.
HALLOWEEN Floating Blacklight Flying Crank Ghost Animated Motorized FCG Deco
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12-10-2009,12:07 AM
I think i spent in the neighborhood of $100 to make my FCG, and i thought mine was pretty elaborate. My frame is all aluminum stock, stainless pullies and a rotisserie motor and it works like a charm.....have a look at my profile for links to it. I'd be happy to lend you a hand at construction if need be.
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12-10-2009,01:07 AM
I vote for making the FCG yourself. It's not a difficult prop to make and there are many people here on the forum that can help. I think the most expensive part of my FCG rig was the 2 pieces of aluminum I purchased from a hardware store for the front of the rig and the rotating arm. Very cheap and easy, but that's just one man's opinion.
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12-10-2009,07:15 PM
That is EXPENSIVE, but it does include a pretty nice ghost with hands...
I'd think you'd be able to find a FCG rig for around $120-$150, and it only costs about $15 to make the ghost yourself.
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