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Halloween Prop Head and Arm Movement
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- Опубликовано: 3 апр 2010
- This is a modification of PropMaster's prop head movement project adding arm movement. My goal is to build an animated talking pirate to stand on the deck of the pirate ship I will be building in my yard this fall.
This is a great modification. Wish I had used this for my stirring witch. Everything is compact enough not to interfere with clothing, etc. Thanks for the video
Great job! Nice use of the baffle motors!
I'm building a three witches' scene and I like what you have done here. Do you have the plans for this? Along with the parts list?
Happy Halloween 🦇 Zambie October Tuesday 31 2023
I am going to use this mech and and make a zombie holding an arm, really awesome prop!
They are really hard to find now. If you look around the electronics surplus sites you can find some good deals on motors.
Vent motors. They are really hard to find now. Reindeer motors used on Christmas displays work well.
I know many ask about motors. I recently (Oct 2013) purchased mine from LU Solar online. They are about $7 each. They will take about 2 weeks to ship, but as of now, shipping is free. Word to the wise, build lightly as these motors do not offer much in the way of torque.
I’d like to see close your arm set up please want to build a prop that just moves his arms up and down first time I do this so trying to do it easy. Nice job by the way.
Ha! $2.95. I got them at a surplus place online. They are some kind of surplus automotive DC motor. I also purchased a wall adapter for them. All together, motors, adapter and shipping was about $23 when all was said and done.
The place I got the motors no longer sells them, unfortunately. One option would be to use motors from reindeer outdoor decorations. You can find just the motors online for about 10 dollars.
Fantastic
@digitalpressworks oh i was going to say man..thats alot for that lol hehe and cool, i want to make my own too lol
nice job and the price is even nicer !! HFL!!
I'm making a animated a Michael Myers for Halloween and I want his head to turn and his arm to go up and down. Could you please tell me exactly what I need to do what you did. Please ve specific. Thanks
No, I don't have time to give you detailed instructions. I think the video shows how it is put together pretty well.
Were did u get the motors for so cheap they look like they work great
Matt, Great Video, thank you! Any idea where to buy these motors now? What RPM and torque should I be looking to get? Thanks for your help!
Nobody has these motors anymore from what I have seen, unfortunately. You want something about 5 RPM. You don't need a lot of torque. I've used Christmas reindeer motors for this kind of prop and it works great.
Challenge, do all motions with one motor.
So where did you get the motors those are perfect for what I'm working on.... Please help
Awesome build, what is the model and manufacturer of those motors?
I've answered this quite a few times. Check out the other comments.
where did you get the motors? Everyone says how cheap they get this motors but everyone forgets to say where they got them from!
Can you tell me the name of the moving motors .
Where did you get your motors
are these windshield wiper motors?
Any chance I could get the instructions for this build
Don't have them anymore, unfortunately. The most important thing to know is the size of the PVC pipe. The large pipe is 3/4" and the smaller pipe is 1/2"
Just looking around for ideas for next year's Halloween. Did some stuff with PVC pipe and this has given me some inspiration. Won't ask you about the motors because otherwise you'd have to block me 😉. I might go for servos.
Where did you get your motors for that price??
Hi, this is so awesome and exactly what I want to do for my plague doctor in my medieval black plague cemetery setup for Halloween. Is there any way you'd mind emailing me the blueprints? I'd sooo appreciate it! :)
I don't have blueprints, but I have some instructions for a build for our Halloween group. I could send you those.
Hi, would you be able to also send me the instructions?
Yes. Email me at info@digitalpressworks.com
thanks!
Were did you get the motors for it ?
Please read comments below
What size is the pvc pipe and fittings?
The larger ones are 3/4" and the smaller ones are 1/2". You need both for this configuration.
What motor was that??
hello matt, could you email the me a blueprint from the Halloween head and arm movement?
i like that verry much
thanx.
295$? or $2.95
Hi what is the motors called ?
They are surplus automotive vent motors. Impossible to find now. Reindeer motors used on Christmas displays work well.
Matt Champneys oh wow ok thank you I've been searching for a reversible click back type. Im wanting to make my life size crypt keepers arms move.
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