3-Axis Skull Builds

[TJ Hvasta]

I know many of you have been wanting to build 3-axis skulls for your haunt / display.. and there are many sites that sell prebuilt (but reeeeally expensive) skulls to plug-n-play.. this link, (you may have found it before, you may have not) is at HalloweenForum.com, and is the birthplace of the 3-axis skull craze.. This is where I got all my info, and build tips for my skulls and pirates. It's a real wealth of information, it's .. like.. 100pages.. but a tremendous bunch of guys and brain cells collected there, just like this place.

http://www.halloween...l-progress.html

A couple have asked abt using servos to move arms, torsosm etc.. here's a link to some 3-axis Quartet videos:

http://www.halloween...009-2011-a.html

Tuts on audio for the skulls, using VSA:

http://www.halloween...a-routines.html

Moving arms for 3-axis skeletons: http://www.halloweenforum.com/halloween-props/112680-moving-arm-mechanism-3-axis-skeleton.html

Edited July 29, 2012 by TJ Hvasta

[digdeepfundraising]

great to read about and watch the videos but way out of league for now im still working my head around light o rama but cheers for posting i enjoyed the read

dan

[Techster]

I also got the inspiration to build the 3 axis skulls from the Halloweenforums, but there are so many pages and responses to the build it's kind of troublesome finding the pics and the processs.

I found that Dr. Morbeus on the Garage of Evil has posted some pics and details. Some pics are poor but some are well worth taking a look at.

http://www.garageofevilnetwork.com/profiles/blogs/doc-morbius-skulltek-3-axis

Good luck,

Mike