How to Make A Flying Ghost for Halloween: FrightProps Axworthy Ghost Kit Setup Video
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
FrightProps walks through the assembly and setup of their Axworthy Ghost Kit, a motorized system that sends a lightweight ghost prop gliding back and forth on a line between two motor-driven wheels. The kit is designed to make the classic Axworthy flying-ghost illusion more approachable for haunters of all experience levels. The video serves as a practical companion guide to the physical product, covering the key steps needed to get the effect running.
Key takeaways
- ◆The Axworthy system uses a motor and wheel assembly to drive a looped line that shuttles a ghost prop back and forth
- ◆FrightProps' kit is engineered to simplify a traditionally tricky build for haunters of any skill level
- ◆A lightweight ghost prop is suspended from the line to create a convincing flying illusion
- ◆The video is a step-by-step setup walkthrough specifically for this commercial kit
Who this is for
Home haunters and haunt builders of any skill level who want a reliable, easy-to-assemble flying ghost effect without building the mechanism from scratch.
Materials mentioned
- • motor
- • wheels
- • line/string
- • lightweight ghost prop
⚠ Safety notes
Ensure the line and motor mounting points are securely anchored overhead before operation to prevent the prop from falling on guests or bystanders.
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