Quick Look at Our Animated DIY Poison Apple HALLOWEEN Prop
by HALLOWEEN DIY & HOW-TO Props & Special Effects
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What this video covers
This short teaser clip previews a homemade animated Poison Apple Halloween prop that combines fiber optics and a FrightProps reindeer motor to create a magical, moving effect. It serves as a preview for a full step-by-step build tutorial available separately on the channel. The prop is designed to fit a variety of Halloween settings, from home décor to outdoor yard haunts and spook houses.
Key takeaways
- ◆Fiber optics and a deer/reindeer motor are the key components giving the apple its animated, glowing effect
- ◆A full how-to build video is available for those wanting complete construction guidance
- ◆The prop suits multiple display contexts: indoor décor, haunted house rooms, and outdoor graveyard scenes
- ◆FrightProps is referenced as the motor source, useful for sourcing parts
Who this is for
DIY haunters and home decorators looking for a whimsical yet eerie animated prop inspired by fairy tale imagery.
Materials mentioned
- • fiber optics
- • deer motor (reindeer motor)
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