[GothicCandle]

has anyone used this in a haunt??!! this is sooo cool!!!!

 

[Johnny Thunder]

That is pretty cool.

 

[Frighteners Entertainment]

that was cool!

 

[fick209]

I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't that, very cool!

 

[GhoulishGadgets]

I like the idea, lots, my mind is off in all directions now.

Does anyone know how the stuff is over time? does it split and need re-mixing or does the next power-up fix that?

I'm thinking about a glass/plastic tank idea.. a few speakers (mylar cones, so nice and waterproof, I have some salvaged from old car alarms)

Then applying sound at different levels and timings across them.. may be a total disaster, but then again may look like a very odd lifeform (I'm actually thinking along some kind of ectoplasm prop)

wonder how a strobing led would look?

I'll post back when I've had chance to play, probably by next weekend.

Si

 

[hedg12]

It seems to me that moisture would be the biggest problem here, both in keeping the speakers from being damaged, and keeping the corn starch from drying out.

I agree though, this could make a cool prop!

 

[Wildcat]

That would be great for an evil witch trying to make a demon come to life from the primordial ooze. Just add some red food colouring.

 

[redg8r]

Someone "Prop" This!

I love cornstarch:

 

[SuperCreep31]

holy crap! thats sweet!

 

[Acid PopTart]

Hahaha! I nearly posted this EXACT same video when I saw it last week and I was like noooo no one would be interested in this would they? I'm far too easily amused I figured.

I wish I sort of knew about that when I did the black light reactive swamp last year, I think I could have found a way to work that in like in a highlighted spot. Now we're doing a carnivale type thing and I have no idea how to prop this, but I want to - if only to amuse myself!

 

[morbidmike]

very cool but now Im hungry for pancakes

 

[debbie5]

My thighs do that exact same thing when an elephant trumpets.