PHOBIAS Haunt Build 2014 Part 5: Building the Zombie Baby See-Saw
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What this video covers
This is the fifth installment in the PHOBIAS haunt build series from 2014, focusing on the construction of a zombie baby see-saw prop. The creator walks through sourcing parts and assembling a motion-based animatronic featuring a disturbing zombie infant theme. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at the hands-on fabrication process for a home haunt attraction.
Key takeaways
- ◆Part 5 of an ongoing 2014 PHOBIAS haunt build series
- ◆Features a zombie baby-themed see-saw as a moving prop
- ◆Covers both the parts-shopping and assembly phases
- ◆Demonstrates how everyday mechanical concepts can become unsettling haunt elements
Who this is for
Home haunters and DIY prop builders interested in creating creepy, motion-based animatronic props with a disturbing theme.
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