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Halloween Time Machine

Hello all! So this halloween I decided to build a simulator ride for the back yard of my haunt! This ride will have three LCD's running to simulate windows, moving dials, flickering lights, and even vibrating seats! Let's take a look at the steps required to build something like this.

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Step 1

The first step is to build a strong base for the outhouse to be on. I used 2x4's and screws to put it together and then some super heavy duty solid wheels were added to be able to move the time machine to storage after halloween.

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6 comments

Mar 9, 2012. 10:15 PMtinker234 says:

amazing job at first glace thought that was a real outhouse or something similar i love the weathering job you did i enjoyed this project

Nov 29, 2011. 7:24 PMmoesboy says:

SAM!!! hey

Nov 8, 2011. 9:34 AM

seanmichaelhunt says:

This is so fun, silly, and inventive. We love people who put in so much effort just for a good time. As soon as we finish our broom closet teleportation device we'll pop on over and go for a ride!