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casafear1 commented 4 months ago

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Casa Fear 2009 Yard Haunt

Here is a video of my haunt

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casafear1 said:

I use 3, two Chauvet 1300 watt foggers and a 400 watt fogger for smaller places.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Casa Fear 2009 Yard Haunt

  Here is a video of my haunt

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  casafear1 said:

  I bought those "bush eyes" from cowlacious and they call them cave eyes. They are a greate effect, but don't get the super bright ones, they are too bright.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Casa Fear 2009 Yard Haunt

  Here is a video of my haunt

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  casafear1 said:

  I get my LED spotlights from Minionsweb. I like them because they use a standard light socket (light stake) instead of wiring.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Casa Fear 2009 Yard Haunt

  Here is a video of my haunt

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  casafear1 said:

  When available, I have a couple of guys come over and dress up like zombies.

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casafear1 commented 7 months ago

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Pneumatic Ground Breaker Prop

This is my ground breaker from my 2008 haunt. I created it based on the Scare Factory's elderly walkers.

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casafear1 said:

Sorry about the really slow repsonse, but got most of the pneumatics from ebay, or from a group buy. Also, I forgot to include the controller in that cost.

• casafear1 commented 7 months ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker Prop

  This is my ground breaker from my 2008 haunt. I created it based on the Scare Factory's elderly walkers.

  15,323 views

  casafear1 said:

  The sounds are a bunch of clips I put together from poison props CD about zombie.

• casafear1 commented 7 months ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker Prop

  This is my ground breaker from my 2008 haunt. I created it based on the Scare Factory's elderly walkers.

  15,323 views

  casafear1 said:

  What I have done to make it last, is I bolt all the connections. In my original video on this prop I just used drywall screws and it didn't make it into the next season. But with bolts, I have never had one break on me.

• casafear1 commented 7 months ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker Prop

  This is my ground breaker from my 2008 haunt. I created it based on the Scare Factory's elderly walkers.

  15,323 views

  casafear1 said:

  2" stoke, 1 1/4" bore universal rear mount.

• casafear1 commented 7 months ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker Prop

  This is my ground breaker from my 2008 haunt. I created it based on the Scare Factory's elderly walkers.

  15,323 views

  casafear1 said:

  Check out my other videos, I have one where it shows the whole thing and how it works. If you want to make one, just send me a message with your email address on it and I can send you a Word document with the instructions.

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casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

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casafear1 said:

It's from Distortions Unlimited as part of their resurrection series. But someone has already checked, they stopped selling it.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

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  casafear1 said:

  The sounds bytes are a combination of several bytes from Poison props Volume 1 monsters and zombies cd.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

  40,593 views

  casafear1 said:

  Try rotating the lower arms (or elbows) so they point away from each other more. If that doesn't work you may not have the arms separated properly. The closest points on the arms should be about 27 inches apart.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

  40,593 views

  casafear1 said:

  It depends on the soleniod you are using and its power requirements. For this prop, I used a Picoboo controller which needs a 110V soleniod, so I basically used an extension cord. If you have a soleniod that is 12/24V, then you will need a controller that can use 12/24v and a transformer to pow...

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

  40,593 views

  casafear1 said:

  I used 2x4 where I cut 4 pieces (2 upper arms, 2 lower arms) at 12" and 12 1/2" for the shoulders. If you send me an email to casa.fear[at]gmail.com I can email you back a word document with a how-to.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

  40,593 views

  casafear1 said:

  2 inch stroke, you can use 3/4" to 1 1/16" bore cylinders but the larger one really makes it shake and is what I used.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

  40,593 views

  casafear1 said:

  I used a picoboo, but you can also use a Prop 1 from EFK TEK, the programming is on their forum web site. Just search casa fear zombie.

• casafear1 commented 1 year ago

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  Pneumatic Ground Breaker How-To

  This is a "under the covers" how-to of my favorite prop from 2008.

  40,593 views

  casafear1 said:

  I get my cylinders from ebay and some of my fittings and the rest from Frightprops.

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