I 3D Printed a LIFE SIZE Haunted Mansion Door for Neil Patrick Harris - PART 4
by VanOaksProps
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What this video covers
In Part 4 of this ambitious series, VanOaksProps completes a life-size 3D printed Haunted Mansion door frame built as a companion piece to a genuine Disneyland park-used door owned by Neil Patrick Harris. Described as the creator's largest and most complex build to date, the project showcases the capabilities of large-format FDM printing for screen-accurate prop recreation. The build is sponsored by Elegoo and Polymaker, and a downloadable 3D model is available via the creator's Etsy shop.
Key takeaways
- ◆Life-size Haunted Mansion door frame 3D printed to pair with an authentic Disneyland prop owned by Neil Patrick Harris
- ◆Represents the most ambitious and technically challenging build VanOaksProps has undertaken
- ◆Large-format FDM printer (Elegoo Neptune 3 Max) and specialty cosplay filament (Polymaker CosPLA) are central to the build
- ◆Downloadable 3D model available for purchase so others can replicate the prop
- ◆Part 4 of a multi-episode series — earlier episodes cover prior stages of the build
Who this is for
Advanced prop builders and Haunted Mansion superfans interested in large-scale 3D printing and Disney-accurate replica construction.
Tools mentioned
- • Elegoo Neptune 3 Max FDM 3D printer
Materials mentioned
- • Polymaker CosPLA filament
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