HORROR Haunted House 2016 Build Day 6 | Light-Up Skeleton Eyes
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What this video covers
This short build-day episode follows the creator upgrading a Pose-N-Stay skeleton that had been in storage by installing Hollywood Haunter-style light-up LED eyes. The result is a more dramatic, display-ready prop intended for the creator's themed home haunt, the Thurston Theater. The video is part of an ongoing 2016 haunted house build series documenting the attraction's construction.
Key takeaways
- ◆A basic Pose-N-Stay skeleton can be quickly elevated with LED eye inserts
- ◆The technique is inspired by Hollywood Haunter's eye-lighting approach
- ◆The upgraded skeleton may also receive cloth costuming in a future episode
- ◆Even a short mod like this adds significant visual impact to a haunt prop
Who this is for
Home haunters looking for a quick, beginner-friendly way to add spooky lighting detail to a store-bought skeleton prop.
Materials mentioned
- • Pose-N-Stay skeleton
- • LED eyes
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