Monster in a Box omarshauntedtrail（盒子里的怪物omarshauntedtrail）.pdfVIP

/halloween/mib/ m Introduction o m c l. o i r a f r d t e d e n t i When looking for ideas for our 2005 haunt I came across a number of versions of a n Monster In A Box (MIB) prop and I decided that I needed to build one of my own. Im a very happy with the way it turned out and thought I would show it off, and maybe help t u others build there own, with this guide to our build process. b a About the only thing that sets ours apart from the majority of other motorized MIBs out O h there is that instead of using a rod from the cam follower to the lid we mounted the s follower directly to the lid. Also our MIB is microprocessor controlled by a Prop-1 r Control Board from EFX-TEK. a For tools you will need a jig saw (or band saw), circular saw, drill, screw drivers and wrenches, etc. m No complete parts list for our MIB exists but reading through this guide should give you O a good idea of the components we used. In very general terms you will need wood, a Prop-1 control board, a Cowlacious audio board, relays, a power supply, amplified speakers, a windshield wiper motor, light sockets, power receptacle, wire, nuts, bolts, washers, wood screws and other hardware. Its hard