Make Your Ghost Trap Smoke! - Using the Ghostbusters Spirit Halloween Trap!
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What this video covers
This tutorial walks through modifying the Spirit Halloween Ghost Trap toy into a screen-accurate smoking prop inspired by the Ghostbusters films. The creator integrates a mini smoke machine into the trap using a combination of 3D-printed parts, laser-cut components, and some basic wiring. A full kit list with links to all required parts is provided, making it straightforward for builders to source everything they need. The result is a visually impressive prop upgrade that adds a working smoke effect to an off-the-shelf Halloween product.
Key takeaways
- ◆A commercial Spirit Halloween Ghost Trap serves as the base, reducing scratch-build complexity
- ◆A compact mini smoke machine is embedded inside the prop to replicate the on-screen smoke effect
- ◆3D printing and laser cutting are used to fabricate custom adapter or housing parts
- ◆An aviation plug is used for clean, detachable wiring connections
- ◆A complete parts/kit list with purchase links is included in the video description
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans and prop builders who want to upgrade a retail Halloween trap toy into a functional, smoke-emitting movie-accurate replica.
Tools mentioned
- • laser cutter
- • 3D printer
Materials mentioned
- • Spirit Halloween Ghost Trap
- • mini smoke machine
- • aviation plug
- • cable surround
- • plywood
⚠ Safety notes
Basic electrical safety should be observed when wiring the smoke machine and aviation plug connections.
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