[devilsfan]

Our fall festival was this past Saturday, so all the pressure is off (WHOOP!) and I'm looking to 2015. My brother sent me this link this morning: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tB8D2QZ9lA4

I am in absolute awe. We run a neighborhood haunted house and this thing would be AWESOME to taunt the folks in the que line with. My question is - has anyone ever dressed a drone? Obviously, the design has to accommodate the fabric around it, not to mention the extra weight. Has anyone done something like this personally or found a good DIY site? I feel the need to get started on this and test it out before Halloween next year.

Stacy

 

[matthewthemanparker]

I think in this video the grim reaper is actually hanging below the quad copter by fishing line. I think the liability from a crash would be too high to mess around with.

 

[Eerie Erie Haunts]

Matthew's right--there's even a video on how it was done. I did see another video where someone built a ghost directly on a quad copter and flew it up and down a residential street. So yes, it can be done, but the risk is too great IMHO.

 

[Dyne]

Matthew's right--there's even a video on how it was done. I did see another video where someone built a ghost directly on a quad copter and flew it up and down a residential street.

You are probably referring to this

 

[Rural Scarecrow]

Man that link is hilarious - Funniest thing I have seen in a long time - But in all fairness, if I saw that thing flying at me, I would run like hell too!

 

[Eerie Erie Haunts]

You are probably referring to this

That's the one! Thanks for finding it.

 

[Dave721]

You can use chicken wire to build a kind of bubble around the drone to keep the material out of the props. Then dress it up and keep the costume as light as possible. Good luck.