This is an AWESOME video!! I think you are an amazing dad for involving your cute kids in it! It really made me smile because my dad used to build stuff for Halloween when I was a kid and he taught me so much! He was a pioneer, “Home Haunting” in the early 1960s when there were very few people who did so back then! I got the bug from him and I still make my own Halloween props. I bet your kids will do the same and remember doing these projects with their dad when they were kids! Such great memories you are making for them. Sorry so long a post! But I simply loved it!! Thanks for posting!! Dan
Thank you so much, Dan! It makes me happy to hear that our video gave you a smile 😊 I loved Halloween as a kid and it makes me happy to get to include my kids as they learn how to become more handy working on these props. Both of my parents are gone, and I don’t really have any family videos of them… so it’s nice to know that when I’m gone, my kids can look back on these videos and remember how much fun we had. I also hope it inspires them and other future home haunters the same way your father helped inspire you. It really does create a lot of fun memories. So cool that your dad was doing the home haunts back in the 60’s! How awesome it must feel that you got to be part of that growing up before Halloween became mainstream and making props from scratch! Your comment brought a smile to my face and made my day! I’ll read it to my kids when they get home from school so that they know our little videos are bringing others happiness as well. Thank you Dan, we appreciate your support and hope you have a wonderful day. Happy Halloween!!! 🎃 👻 🍁 🧙🏽♀️
Thanks! The person that makes it is on Facebook under the name “Napier Home Lights” I’m not sure what he charges now but I think this kit cost me around 30 dollars. He doesn’t have a website, the only way to order is to message him on Facebook. Worth every penny!
Hmm is the PVC fully inserted and is the locking screw tightened down? Maybe slightly more tilted which may be normal. I know things fit a little snug.
@@thlcclglad it seems to be working ok! It’s a DIY project for sure. Just make sure to seal the area where the wires connect in case you ever get rain. I’d recommend heat shrink tubing or waterproof gaffers tape.
Kids are cute and engaged with the project! Great you have them participating!
Thank you! 🎃
The fact you include the little ones is awesome. Great dad to share the experience.
This is an AWESOME video!! I think you are an amazing dad for involving your cute kids in it! It really made me smile because my dad used to build stuff for Halloween when I was a kid and he taught me so much! He was a pioneer, “Home Haunting” in the early 1960s when there were very few people who did so back then! I got the bug from him and I still make my own Halloween props. I bet your kids will do the same and remember doing these projects with their dad when they were kids! Such great memories you are making for them. Sorry so long a post! But I simply loved it!! Thanks for posting!! Dan
Thank you so much, Dan! It makes me happy to hear that our video gave you a smile 😊
I loved Halloween as a kid and it makes me happy to get to include my kids as they learn how to become more handy working on these props. Both of my parents are gone, and I don’t really have any family videos of them… so it’s nice to know that when I’m gone, my kids can look back on these videos and remember how much fun we had. I also hope it inspires them and other future home haunters the same way your father helped inspire you. It really does create a lot of fun memories. So cool that your dad was doing the home haunts back in the 60’s! How awesome it must feel that you got to be part of that growing up before Halloween became mainstream and making props from scratch! Your comment brought a smile to my face and made my day! I’ll read it to my kids when they get home from school so that they know our little videos are bringing others happiness as well. Thank you Dan, we appreciate your support and hope you have a wonderful day. Happy Halloween!!! 🎃 👻 🍁 🧙🏽♀️
This is awesome. I want to do this.
Great video. Is there a link to buy this kit (perhaps a particular post on their FB page or similar)? Also, what is the cost? Thanks!!
Thanks! The person that makes it is on Facebook under the name “Napier Home Lights” I’m not sure what he charges now but I think this kit cost me around 30 dollars. He doesn’t have a website, the only way to order is to message him on Facebook. Worth every penny!
I love your videos ! Thanks
Thank you!! 🎃
Ours seem super unstable when we attach the pvc. Are the skull and the neck plate laying flush? Ours is slightly tilted. 😬
Hmm is the PVC fully inserted and is the locking screw tightened down? Maybe slightly more tilted which may be normal. I know things fit a little snug.
@@HalloweenGhouls I feel ridiculous! Once the metal spine piece is placed it’s stable. 🤦🏻♀️
@@thlcclglad it seems to be working ok! It’s a DIY project for sure. Just make sure to seal the area where the wires connect in case you ever get rain. I’d recommend heat shrink tubing or waterproof gaffers tape.
Has anyone tried this with the Home Depot light kit and do the two conflict?
I haven’t but I don’t see how they would interfere since they’re on two separate power sources 🤔
How do I buy a kit to do this ?
Contact Napier Family lights. They’re on Facebook but I know they have a big back order
Where can I get one of these at
Reach out to “Napier Family Lights” on Facebook to order. However just a heads up I know they are back ordered quite a bit! Worth the wait though!
@@HalloweenGhouls thanks
How do I order
You will have to reach out to Napier Home Lights on Facebook. They don’t have a website yet