Halloween Projects from Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

Here is our Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories Halloween Project Archive!

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Costumes
Bat costume - 04 Bat costume - 01
The Umbrella Bat Costume (Link)

Bat costume - 02 New wing
The (Slightly) Anatomically Accurate Umbrella Bat Costume (Link)

More Black Stripes In the daylight
A Traveling Exhibition of Modern Art (the Halloween Costume) (Link)

FSM Costume - 01.jpg
Make a Flying Spaghetti Monster Costume (Link)

Croc Costume - 10.jpg
Crocodile Costume (Link)

Pumpkins
Baggie Red Eye
Make A Cylon Jack-O-Lantern (Link)

Carved Cylon pie pumpkin MiniPOV3 Cylon
MiniPOV Cylon (Link)

Larson Scanner Pumpkin Larson Scanner Kit
The Larson Scanner Kit (Link)

Guts - 06.jpg Snapper - 09
Make a Robotic Snap-O-Lantern (Link)

Attaching long wires 2
Easy Itty-Bitty Blinky LED Jack-O'-Lantern (Link)

Dalek Body-- under construction
A Robotic Dalek Pumpkin (Link)

DarkPumpkin - 03 DarkPumpkin - 11
A dark detecting circuit for your jack-o'-lantern (Link)

Carving Tools Gourds
Easy halloween project: 8-bit gourds! (Link)

SolarCircuits - 09 Solar Pumpkin
Simple solar circuits (link)

stockpumpkin - 05 stockpumpkin - 11
Stock Ticker Pumpkin: Scariest Jack-o'-Lantern of 2008 (link)

Rovin' Pumpkin Rovin Pumpkin
Rovin Pumpkin (Link)

Decor
LED Ghostie - 9 LED Ghostie
LED Ghosties (link)

Headless horseman
How to hack LEDs into Lego minifigures for Halloween (Link)

Monsieur Alligataur The Astronaut Twins
Lego Abominations (Link)

Maulie-10 Maulie-25
Turning Mollie into Maulie (link)

Peggy-O-Lantern
Peggy-O-Lantern (link)

24 Hour Tombstones Cutting letters
24 Hour Tombstones (link)
Food
On the plate cooking
Cooking hot dogs via electrocution (Link)

Nilla Googly FSM
Edible Googly Eyes (Link)

Choco Ball1 Truffles
Pumpkin Spice Truffles (Link)

Caprese - 05 Caprese - 16
Eyeball Caprese (Link)

Crunchy Frogs01 Crunchy Frogs12
Crunchy Frogs (link)

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Authored by: Anonymous on Wednesday, November 12 2008 @ 09:58 PM PST Halloween Projects from Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories

I love Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories, but most of the time I read it and think, "Wow... that's so cool, but... huh-wha?" because when it comes to circuits and such things I am most definitely unschooled.

HOWEVER, this Halloween I got it into my head to do some sort of functioning robot pumpkin for my company's pumpkin carving competition, which led me to the absolutely fantastic Dalek pumpkin. Since I am functionally retarded where circuits, servos, etc. are concerned, I ended up cheating somewhat - repurposing the chassis of an RC jeep to make the thing move, or installing an IR remote controlled Lego motor to turn the head, for example - but the result was good enough to take first place.

In my mind I envisioned a Victorian steampunk-style robot, but we only had an hour to complete our masterpieces, so the end result wasn't 100% the vision in my brain - like the cardboard base sprayed with stone-textured spray paint did not look very stone-like - but hey. It was fun.

Here it is in action:

Steampunk'in on YouTube

Thanks for the site. It's inspirational!!!

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