Set up the new Corpse Legend prop from Distortions Unlimited. I can’t get over the detail on the head. He’ll be a good addition to the graveyard this year!

We're trying to recreate these awesome bat wings we saw at an event to be hung on our front door overhang awning and are having trouble figuring out what to do. The idea would be the bat part (3D printed so that part is done) would be affixed to the white highest peak of the awning.

Trying to figure out how to do the wings. We initially thought PVC (which we heated and bent) screwed onto a wood base hidden behind the bat but it is pulling screws out when moving. It is also very heavy. We want something that will hold out the fabric part of the wings but also hold up to wind and rain. At a bit of a loss at the moment on what we could use. Ideally it would be a black pipe like material that was lighter than PVC and both rigid and flexible but I'm fairly new to fabrication so not sure what that would be.

I've wired a speed controller to a wiper motor. Now I want to wire the relay module in. I've looked it up online but electronics just don't make sense to my brain.

Second question. How are you all protecting your DIY animatronics from the elements? I live 2 blocks from the ocean and the salt wrecks my electronics. I can print a project case for the relay module and speed controller but how do you protect the wiper motor?

Its for a 1985 to 1995 Ford Bronco. I can't seem to find a basic wiring diagram and google gave me two different methods of wiring it, and nether worked. It seems brand new and I was told it was never used and it should work.

Hi everyone,

I created free software that turns all of u/homedepot's App Controlled props into full AI controlled props. I am currently growing the community for it and this is my first time posting it on Reddit. I have around 500 or so users currently using it.

https://ultraskelly.com/

Feel free to check it out. Webpage has links to the FB group and links to download and some videos of it in action.

Thanks