Well done! Nice fluid motion. I need something like this to bring my cemetery alive. Thanks for sharing.

Hey Todd... EXCELLENT job! I love the vibe and the smoothness of the motion. 🙂

Todd, I was inspired by your build. I just finished the box build, and got the motor mount for "Larry" set to rotate smoothly. Now onto the foam cutouts and skeleton mount!

@ToddWood

8 жыл бұрын

+TRrussell8 Thats Great, I am glad your having fun with this one....

Very cool! Thanks for sharing.

Good Job! Love the addition you did with the stone moving up under the Leerers foot. I too got my idea from Steve's Haunted Yard. Have you noticed how Steve's moves side to side...almost seems like he has a second linkage in the shaft...love it.

Great video That gave me great idea 💡 thanks And happy haunting

Thanks for the info! Gonna give this a go!

Wow! Incroyable!!

This is the best one I have seen. Could you give dimensions of your box to allow enough room for the motor to move fluidly?

Great vid and excellent explanation! Obviously the dog at the end (@5:50) wasn’t very impressed, though! LoL Keep making the great videos. Really helps us amatuers!

Dude, You're a genius. I know what my next project will be.

@thehauntoftimmytomgamer7994

8 жыл бұрын

I'm doing something like this except I'm using fan motors for the head to move back and fourth and the body to move back and fourth

nicely done trying my hand at it got 3/4 pipe stuck in his spine so far gotta build the box next

Nice!

Todd love the innovation to the leering skeleton. I would really like to use your ideas..great tombstone carving and the hand..that takes it to the next level. I always appreciate when someone takes the standard prop to the next level. Todd I have 2 reindeer motors that I would really appreciate if you would let me know the secret to attaching them. Did you heat and just use a pin to hold the PVC to the first motor. And the hand motor, did you over drill into the plastic or rubber ends of the deer motors?? Appreciate any advice. Thanks again for taking time to post the video.

@ToddWood

8 жыл бұрын

+Murphy's muse - I warmed up the PVC with a heat gun and flattened. and drilled for the motor shaft. I used a link pin and a drywall screw to link to motor to the pvc. as you can see. i pull the pin and the prop spins freely. The motors have pre drilled holes on the back of them. i just screwed thru the wood walls into the motor to secure them.

I might do a variation of this for 2019. Too late to start anything new this year!

Hey Todd... what are the approximate exterior dimensions of the box base with the lifting lid? Also, the height of the tombstone back? Thanks so much!

Wow...😁

in the process of my build .Yours is fantastic. only trouble I am having is with the piece of PVC that is on my motor. what is the piece sticking out of the PVC? is the hitch pin going into that as a stop??

@ToddWood

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Huebner - its a drywall screw to lock the pin into the PVC. kinda lazy on my part but it works.

I had a great idea for mine im gonna use a fan modor cut the spine and put grilla glue inside of the dpin then quickly put more put more on then I was thing of getting another fan using that modor for his head to move side to side to side awesome right

I got the motors from www.kindys.com/products/decorating-accessories/replacement-parts.

So you have PVC pipe running up the tombstone and the rod is going through that down to around the PCV T? What type of rod are you using, is it threaded or smooth? Thanks

What's the story? Did Larry come out of the box, or is another skeleton coming out, or what? Not understanding this. Great movement, just not getting the context of a green box under him that opens & green.

What did you do exactly to weatherproof it?

Were do you find your reindeer motors and for how much

how do you get your linkage to move so fluently? I'm having trouble with the linkage.

@ToddWood

5 жыл бұрын

a lot of trial and error

Where can we purchase the reindeer motor?

Ok, I will dig into to guts of this prop. It took me awhile to get the rain deer motor just right. Todd

@Firefighteruff

9 жыл бұрын

Awesome work and an Awesome prop Todd!

@melitaclark4411

9 жыл бұрын

Love your ingenuity, Todd.

@timmytomgamer220

8 жыл бұрын

I don't know we're people find these huge skelitond what stores have these enyweres

@ToddWood

8 жыл бұрын

Timmytom Gamer

@ToddWood

8 жыл бұрын

+Timmytom Gamer : Costco, Wallgreens are where I get mine. Spirit Halloween has them but a bit more expensive.

TODD I CAN'T SEEM TO GET MY LEERING PROP TO RUN SMOOTH IT KEEPS CATCHING AND REVERSING. WOULD YOU BE ABLE TO GIVE ME THE DIMENSIONS OF THE PVC PIPE YOU USED AND WHAT YOU USED TO ATTACH THEM TO EACH OTHER. I USED A HEX BOLT WITH A WASHER ON EACH SIDE AND A LOCK NUT. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPECIATED. ALSO, WAS THERE ANY THOUGHT AS TO WHERE YOU PLACED THE MOTOR OR WAS IT TRIAL AND ERROR?

@ToddWood

8 жыл бұрын

+House Decorator - It was a lot of trial and error, until I got smooth working linkage. having the link pin help i could disconnect the motor and run by hand.

What model its the motors? Thks.

What type of motor is this? Like a window wiper motor? A toy car motor? Just need a cheap motor if anyone has suggestions that would be greatly appreciated

@ToddWood

5 жыл бұрын

Christmas Reindeer motor

Sorry Scott, it was a 1/4inch smooth rod.

What kind of rod did you use in larry?

@ToddWood

Жыл бұрын

1/4" steel rod from HD

Too bad you didn't show how you got that rod through the back. That's prolly the most important thing in the whole show.

Anyone tell me what type of roller those are?

@ToddWood

Жыл бұрын

I used 1/2 PVC pipe on a woodscrew.

Are you in Reno nv?

@ToddWood

3 жыл бұрын

No, more east

Hey we got some great ideas from your videos we made some instrument playing skeletons check em out (king and queen of halloween) is our channel I'd love to see what you think man. Keep haunting brother your doing some amazing work