KRAMPUS Halloween/Xmas decoration R/C controlled (WIP)

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Bring KRAMPUS, the Christmas demon, to life using motors and a control board from an old R/C car. You'll need a car with three switches: horn, lights, etc... Three motors are also required - a drive motor for movement, a steering motor for direction, and an additional motor of the same size as the steering motor. A hot knife or soldering gun is necessary to drill holes and connect wires, along with some tinkering skills and patience. To start, create cavities for the motors and slice your model for printing. Unfortunately, my software cannot access the server to complete the wire channels, so you'll need to use a hot knife or soldering gun and drill bits to run the wires as desired. The main motor controls movement forward and backward, rotating the waist of KRAMPUS. The steering motor operates the right arm and switching arm. Meanwhile, an extra motor runs in one direction only, shaking the arm holding the bad child. KRAMPUS's base has ample space for the control board, battery pack, speaker, etc... I've uploaded two versions of the left arm: one solid and one with hinged arms that can be cut to create loose joints. The hinged arms enhance the dramatic effect of the shaking motion. To add a spring from a pen instead of gluing the leg together increased the shaking effect. The switch is simply glued together then attached to the hand. For best results, place the good child anywhere you like. You can also print and glue KRAMPUS together for an interesting decoration or conversation piece. If you need help with assembly or have questions, feel free to message me.