How to Make a Low-Budget Flux Capacitor From ‘Back to the Future’
On the latest episode of DIY Prop Shop on Break’s AWE me channel, host Dustin McLean demonstrates how to make a low-budget version of the flux capacitor from Back to the Future. McLean uses a carboard box, spray paint, spark plug cables, rope lights, and more to make Doc Brown‘s essential time machine component come to life.
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