Halloween Projects from Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories
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This week the lab staff is heading off to Austin, Texas for Maker Faire! We're bringing a little collection of simple solar circuits, showing you how to get started adding solar power to small electronics projects, up to and including solar garden lights and jack-o'-lanterns. We'll be doing a full writeup of that project here soon, but our publishing schedule will be a little wonky in the mean time, while we get things together this week. |
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And speaking of jack-o'-lanterns... here is our Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories This page will be updated from time to time as we add related projects. The permanent link to this article is here. You can bookmark it; we don't mind. :)
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The Umbrella Bat Costume (Link)
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The (Slightly) Anatomically Accurate Umbrella Bat Costume (Link)
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A Traveling Exhibition of Modern Art (the Halloween Costume) (Link)
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Make a Flying Spaghetti Monster Costume (Link)
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Crocodile Costume (Link)
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Make A Cylon Jack-O-Lantern (Link)
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MiniPOV Cylon (Link)
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Make a Robotic Snap-O-Lantern (Link)
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Easy Itty-Bitty Blinky LED Jack-O'-Lantern (Link)
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A Robotic Dalek Pumpkin (Link)
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A dark detecting circuit for your jack-o'-lantern (Link)
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Easy halloween project: 8-bit gourds! (Link)
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How to hack LEDs into Lego minifigures for Halloween (Link)
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Lego Abominations (Link)
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Cooking hot dogs via electrocution (Link)
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Edible Googly Eyes (Link)
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Pumpkin Spice Truffles (Link)
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Eyeball Caprese (Link)
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