Halloween 3-axis skull

This is an electronic skull which uses a variety of servo motors to allow movement. It is programmed and run on a laptop computer.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Halloween
• 3-axis
• skull
• animated
• Kitchener
• computer

[Druetty]

I have a how to guide on the forum, just search for posts by Frosty Don.

It's stupidly complicated and I can't recommend it. I have since built two other skulls with different eye controls and neither of them is that great either. The Lindy's are indeed crazy tight, and I would likely look into some of the other builds on the forum instead. Thanks much for your interest in the project and the best of luck to you!

[GOPPartyPro]

Good job.. question for you..? what kind of skull is it..? its not a Bucky nor a Lindberg.. so i was wondering what type you used..?

[Druetty]

Thanks!

It is a Lindberg. Works well for this type of thing, but space is a bit limited especially for the eye controls.

[Druetty]

I have some stuff posted at "Halloween Forum"

Just search under user name "Frosty Don"

[drsizzle215]

Hey do you have you build process on Halloween Forum? I got the 3 axis' set up

and a jaw but cramming the eye controls is way to tight. I'd love to see the insides.

[Endaman07]

Hey this Halloween project is really cool. Nuts & Volts magazine are holding a "Halloween Horrors" contest for Halloween projects. Its a video contest for projects like this. You should upload it and see if you win! You can enter on their Facebook or go to there website and enter through there. Good Luck buddy! :)

[Bordeaux90]

I can only hope to age as gracefully as this guy. :D

[QuintDesigns]

I need something like that....thats awesome.

[deep6predator]

excellent job, hope mines truns out as good

[glifencible]

That is cool.