Genetic Lab Table - Halloween Prop
by Hauntcast
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What this video covers
This short build showcase features a custom-made laboratory table prop designed for a mad genetic engineer scene. The creator uses foamular and white beaded foam to construct the tabletop, achieving a convincing sci-fi horror lab aesthetic on what appears to be a modest budget. The clip offers a quick look at the finished or near-finished piece within a haunt or home display context.
Key takeaways
- ◆Foamular and white beaded foam are combined to create a realistic lab table surface
- ◆The prop fits a mad scientist or genetic engineering Halloween theme
- ◆Foam-based construction keeps the build lightweight and relatively affordable
- ◆Even a short, simple build can anchor an entire themed scene
Who this is for
Home haunters and Halloween set builders looking for foam-based prop ideas to flesh out a mad scientist or horror laboratory environment.
Materials mentioned
- • foamular foam
- • white beaded foam
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