Creating “Alien Ray Gun” Props | The End Haunted House Build 2018 | Part 3
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This short build video from Haunt Former's 2018 series covers the creation of alien ray gun props for use in a sci-fi horror haunted house setting. The props double as costume or cosplay accessories, giving them utility beyond a single haunted attraction. Part 3 of The End Haunted House 2018 build series, it focuses on bringing a classic sci-fi aesthetic to life through hands-on prop making. The compact runtime suggests a focused, approachable overview of the process rather than an in-depth technical deep-dive.
Key takeaways
- ◆Ray gun props reinforce a sci-fi horror theme and work equally well for cosplay or haunted house use
- ◆Part of a larger 2018 haunted house build series, offering context within a broader themed attraction
- ◆Short runtime makes this a quick-reference build overview suitable for beginners
- ◆Painting appears to be a key finishing step in realizing the prop's alien aesthetic
Who this is for
Home haunters and cosplayers looking for a quick, beginner-friendly guide to building sci-fi ray gun props for a haunted attraction or costume.
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