Check the Tutorials section. There are a number of how-to's that show the use of small, cheap motors to animate heads and other parts. Welcome to the Forum!
Help with Making Props move without Air
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You can get the small reindeer motors here,Cam Arm Kit Includes Motor
I used this one for my leaner prop.
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motor only cost $9,but cant move very heavy things. This motor is also a nice cheap one, good for small movements, like head turn, or arm movements.
Super Power 12VDC Gear Motor-The Electronic Goldmine
Or you can go to Halloween Prop Building Supplies For The Home Haunter - Monster Guts
and get a wiper motor set up, good for stuff like stirring witch, or headbobbers and such.
I used this one for my leaner prop.
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[/URL]motor only cost $9,but cant move very heavy things. This motor is also a nice cheap one, good for small movements, like head turn, or arm movements.
Super Power 12VDC Gear Motor-The Electronic Goldmine
Or you can go to Halloween Prop Building Supplies For The Home Haunter - Monster Guts
and get a wiper motor set up, good for stuff like stirring witch, or headbobbers and such.
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heres picks of my oscilating fan ghost cost 5 bucks and moms sheet misc pvc stuff total 6 bucks and my miab cost pallets for wood free hinges found in garage light found in garage nails screws misc stuff in garage
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Thanks so much! Sounds like the wiper motor might be cheap enough since we have several junk yards in my area. Now on to the fun part, figuring out what I want to make move and building it 
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