This beautiful mash-up prop is reportedly by Jon Wollack of Almost Dark Productions. You can take your pick between the obligatory Empire quote with a 300 reference and the obligatory 300 quote with an Empire reference. Off the top of my head, I’d go with “I want them alive: No decapitations!” and “Tonight we dine in Cloud City!”, respectively. Think you can do better? Let me know, below!
Bre Pettis brings in Eric Skiff to show us how to make realistic vampire fangs!
Just though you guys might like to see my latest Arduino project – animatronics for costuming! I show how to make a nifty little Arduino servo driver board based on the Arduino Pro Mini and there’s several code examples to get people started. I expect to see some cool Predator costumes next Halloween.
Instructables user seamster wins the award for the best creative reuse of an old satellite dish I’ve seen.
Get your demon hunting on with this crocheted Exorcist playset. Father Merrin, duck!
Tea-staining is the standard darkening method, but Propnomicon’s trick for producing an ancient, time-worn ragged edge is simple, looks great, and is one I hadn’t heard of before.
Our DIY Haunts Halloween prop contest has come to an end. We ultimately chose three eminently worthy entries to be our winners. And here they are: Third Prize Winner: Paul Hale’s Clown Coffin We loved the great maker spirit of this haunted clown coffin, and the dog eating the prop at the end won bonus […]
