Installing Mounting Neck Bones on a Talking Skull with Head Turn Capabilities
by FrightProps
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What this video covers
This short FrightProps tutorial walks through the installation of mounting neck bones onto a talking skull prop to enable head-turn movement. The video covers the assembly steps needed to properly attach the neck bone component so the skull can pan or rotate as part of an animatronic setup. It is a focused, product-specific guide aimed at owners of FrightProps talking skull systems.
Key takeaways
- ◆Shows how to attach neck bone mounting hardware to a talking skull
- ◆Enables head-turn capability once the component is properly installed
- ◆Short, focused tutorial ideal for first-time assemblers of FrightProps skull props
- ◆Directly supports FrightProps' own talking skull product line
Who this is for
Haunters and prop builders who own or are assembling a FrightProps talking skull and want to add head-turn movement to their animatronic.
Materials mentioned
- • mounting neck bones
- • talking skull
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