Andrew's Ghost 3: Theatre Story and Movement Control 31.10.2026

Andrew's Ghost 3: Theatre Story and Movement Control

Illustrating AI story. The video is a locally generated animation with a fictional theatrical episode inspired by Sapramiška. Visiting the Ljubljana City Theatre and the audience are not documentation of the actual event or cooperation with MGL. Technical 3D scenes show the principle; they are not measurement of torque, speed, deformation or product life.

Family project gets stage life

When the drive is tested, Andreshtajn and his wife protect the doll, load and attach for transport. In a fictional episode they travel to Ljubljana, to the theatre passage at MGL. The performance in this story is not a real program or an event forecast.

Behind the backdrop is a stable base. The engine, couplings and excenter are touch-proof and separated from the audience. All you can see is a nice doll. To be carried out in a specific theatre, the design must be reviewed by its responsible technical person and set out the conditions of use.

First lively, then slow

The operator selects the tried and tested setting and the ghost moves livelyly. When he wants a more mysterious scene, the setting gradually decreases. The same drive therefore creates two different stage sensations. The actual walk and speed are chosen so that the dummy does not run into limits and the fabric does not complicate.

The joint helps to alleviate certain shocks but does not replace peaceful management. We do not change the settings shock simply because the drive has an elastic insert. We stop the drive when the sounds of punching, jamming or overheating stop.

Operator retains control

The drive is operated by an adult who sees the mechanism and has the main shut off at hand. Children stay on the side of the audience. We do not test the device among children, we do not show open drive at hand and do not perform live operations.

This design shows a small guided doll on the base. It is not intended for lifting people or hanging loads over the audience. The self-prisonability of a semi-semi-semi-scarved reductor is not considered to be the only safeguards. Before transport, disconnect the power supply and mechanically secure the moving parts.

What to review after the show

Let's check the screws, the shaft alignment, the state of the elastic insert, the conductors and the protection. We do not hide the worn parts by setting up the regulator. Let's record the tried and tested settings, the mass of the dummy and the observed warming that the next use is based on actual data.

The most beautiful part of the story is the joy of children and the satisfaction of creators. For the new doll, check mechanics again: second mass, lever length or travel can significantly change the required engine load.

Related products and 3D packages

Version 10 → 12 mm is for a different shaft. For an engine with a 6 mm output shaft and an 8 mm drive axle, select 6 → 8 mm. Related products represent design options; the connection itself does not confirm mechanical or electrical compatibility.

Each of the 14 cloven-hoofed couplings shall have a model adapted to the nominal holes and the size indicated. The ZIP package of couplings costs €0.50 and the ZIP regulator and engine costs €1.00. Prices apply to digital files; physical products are not included. GLB is a separate web preview, ZIP contains STEP, OBJ, MTL, STL, display and description of estimated dimensions.

Photos don't define all the dimensions. The hole diameters and D and L from the titles are nominal data, the geometry of the hooves, inserts, clamps and fixing details are estimated. For couplings without D and L in the title, the outer diameter and length are explicitly assessed. External dimensions are also assessed by the regulator; the model does not contain printed circuit production data. Before making a carrier or tight fit measure your product.

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Published:
31.10.2026

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