thehorrordome.com A startling device that sits up and screams as a strobe light comes on under the sheet. Operated by a switch. Includes cassette player, cassette, amplifier and strobe light. Requires 100 psi air compressor and standard A/C power. Loud and creepy! Ships freight.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
MONSTER BOX ANIMATRONIC HAUNTED HALLOWEEN PROP
Monster in a box animatronic lunges out with arm. See more of our products at our website poisonprops.com
Friday, November 25, 2011
Halloween Attack Alligator Chomp Animatronic Props
Scary attack alligator and chomping alligator head animatronic props for Halloween occasions and haunted houses. For more props, visit our website at www.funhousetheatrical.com.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Ghettotronics: Homemade animatronic head
This animatronic head was made with hot glue, cardboard, wood, styrofoam, and discarded children's toys by James Garrett.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
TheHorrorDome.com Frankenstein Chair House Halloween Animatronic Prop
thehorrordome.com Watch this terrifying creature come to life ... and then lunge at your guests Theme park-quality prop will be the talk of the town for years to come Comes complete with decorated table, smoke machine and a digital sound system This movie-quality monster shakes violently as he's jolted to life. And just when you think it's all over, the monster bolts forward, scaring your guests right out of their shoes! The system includes the decorated table and a digital sound system. Requires a 100- to 125-psi air compressor and AC power. Allow 8' height and 6' depth for operation.
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
Make Halloween Animatronics - Get Started Building Your Own Animated Props
You've seen those fun, animated characters that move, wave, jump, and scare the heck out of you in haunted houses at Halloween. Those are called animatronics, and sometimes called mechatronics. Many are very sophisticated and difficult to build, but many are very easy. In this article we'll offer some tips on how you can get started with simple projects.
Tip 1 - Don't be overwhelmed by those complex animatronics props you see in professional haunted houses. Some day you may want to build those, but for now, start small. The first thing you might want to do is observe some animatronics in action. A great way to do this is to keep your eyes open whenever you go to the grocery store, hardware store, or craft store. Watch for any moving displays. If you stay alert, you will often see rotating signs advertising in-store specials. They're usually cardboard signs attached to a motor that is powered by a couple of small batteries. Look inside of them. Go around back and see how they are assembled. A goldmine for checking out moving objects is any store that sets up holiday displays. Study those displays and you will learn a lot. You will see that most of them operate with very simple motors and levers.
Tip 2 - Learn about simple levers. You will be amazed at how easy and fun it is to make objects move with basic levers. They are one of the most important ingredients in almost all animatronics and mechatronics.
Tip 3 - Read about animatronics. Your local library and the internet are great resources. Search for terms like animatronics, mechatronics, and robots.
Tip 4 - Go online or to your local hobby store and purchase basic hobby kits that contain gears, motors, and other animatronics. Not only will you learn a lot, but you will have tremendous fun!
Thursday, November 3, 2011
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