This Halloween-themed project has been a labor of love that's been months in the making. I completed most of the work back in July, but then set it aside to tackle other creative projects that had captured my attention. Since this build is essentially a spooky reimagining of my previous Ferris wheel project—now featuring jack-o-lanterns and powered by a Makerport instead of a Hyperduino—the construction process remains the same. Rather than repeat the step-by-step instructions here, I'll refer you to my original tutorial: https://papercraftetc.blogspot.com/2021/09/a-stem-project-rotating-ferris-wheel.html
What Makes This Version Special:
This festive creation features some exciting interactive elements:
- Two touch sensors that trigger Halloween classics—"Monster Mash" and Michael Jackson's "Thriller"
 - Six multicolor LED lights that blink in a mesmerizing pattern
 - A 360-degree servo motor that brings the Ferris wheel to life
 - Adorable jack-o-lantern passenger cars that spin around the wheel
 - A decorative presentation box housing the Makerport, complete with a witch design and cheerful "Boo!" message
 
The result is a delightful Halloween scene that's sure to bring smiles and add a touch of whimsy to your seasonal décor.
Download the Files:
Ready to create your own spooky Ferris wheel? I used 65 lb. white and black cardstock along with glitter cardstock for this project. Here are all the files you'll need:
PDF File: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vQHpW9RObtngbMLBBObjuHA3eJA75-cR/view?usp=sharing
Studio File: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17DnG0KYAZc4TtSabpx_vUtvaknDmuU8u/view?usp=sharing
SVG File: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Kt2uVCsMVe_iLraa9oslNk6lgHnYIwAo/view?usp=sharing (Remember to zoom out to see the entire file)
Check out the video below to see the Microblock's code and how the Ferris wheel operates.

The SVG file only downloads the first page , even zooming out only gives you the first page of the files.
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