Thanx! I'm using a blue flood light in this video. The cheesecloth I used to cover the ghost doesn't glow in black light..... yet! I read that I can wash the cloth in some laundry soap and that will make it glow in black light. Thinking about doing that. As far as the movement it's one deer motor and I used this video to figure out the mechanics.
Try using some shredded .08mil plastic dropcloth and a very small fan (it won't take much wind to move the dropcloth around). It'll give your spook an ethereal, floating look. As a bonus, the dropcloth seems to be slightly UV reactive. Maybe it's just my lights + the particular brand though.
Mad jelly of your skills! Good job!
I think it's finally starting to look like something. Also, I just soaked the cheesecloth in laundry soap and water for a bit and then dried it and it worked great!
So. After a few decades of home haunted, nearly dying on the Operating Table, & living in a small house on a Postage Stamp Lot here in Winter Garden, FL (#Orlando area): a 15 min drive to the Haunted Mansion @ the MK: well, to the TTC. We live so close that every so often the wife & I will take...
I found this photo and wondering how to create the trees and moon. You think the trees are made from thin plywood? What about moon?
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I’m working on a haunted candy factory for next Halloween and want to build a machine with a moving conveyor belt. I would like to have regular looking candy on one side, then it goes into a machine and comes out as distorted candy on the other side.
What ideas do you have to achieve this? Any...
It's been waaaaay too long. But my dream finally did come true: almost 2 yrs ago I moved from the Buckle of the Bible Belt in Raleigh NC to... get this... about a 15 minute drive to the Magic Kingdom + thus my own persona pilgrimage spot: The Haunted Mansion.
Wife & I are Gold Annual...