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    1. jonathan.javorsky 66 months ago | reply

      i would love to do this--this year for halloween.....can i have more info on it.

    2. daniel.bushnell 64 months ago | reply

      I don't think you used enough duct tape

    3. jimbonk8e 61 months ago | reply

      this is amazing can u tell me what exact parts are used

    4. Skagit Dave 61 months ago | reply

      I also would like more detail info and instructions on how it's done. I do have some ideas of my own, such is "to build a working electric motor without using any batteries or electic power source. I built one out of styroform and wooden products.

      Skagit Dave.. and it works!!!!

    5. s.kokosza 61 months ago | reply

      This is pretty cool, although there are easier ways to go about doing this.. like using smaller components.

    6. Monochor 61 months ago | reply

      just hope that no one realizes the trick and goes to snatch the camera.

    7. alexkolozvary 61 months ago | reply

      This is really cool.

      Anyway you can post step by step instructions for idiots like me?

      I love to do something like this.

    8. wansal311 61 months ago | reply

      how long does the battery last?

    9. somaamos [deleted] 61 months ago | reply

      I saw the photo ... can you please post a video of it in action?! Too cool.

    10. CraftByDsn 61 months ago | reply

      it would be really interesting to see someone's face on the inside of the body since all it takes is for some kid to say "HI!!! LOOK AT ME!" :D

    11. Nargopolis 61 months ago | reply

      There are step by step instructions by someone who did something very similar, on this instructable: www.instructables.com/id/Death_Becomes_Her_Halloween_Cost...

    12. Eli the Bearded 61 months ago | reply

      Clever. And interesting tags.

    13. knseeney 61 months ago | reply

      Thank you for posting the costume "ingredients". (^_^)
