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Yellow Rabbit
From the first Five Nights at Freddy's film, the Yellow Rabbit suit grabbed my attention, and I knew I needed to have the suit for myself. With trial and error, I was able to create my first full animatronic suit. Filled with detail, screen-accurate weathering, and a full range of motion, I was able to chase after anyone without hindering my movements. The suit is fairly light and is able to be worn for as long as I need. Suit modifications are shown in the pictures toward the end.
Project type
Animatronic Suit
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Yellow Rabbit
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Prototype torso with work-in-progress bowtie. Figuring out the placement of the burns.
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Fixed torso that I landed on with arms, buttons, and damage.
03
Final torso with airbrushing, scar damage, and a new bowtie.
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Close-up of the damage throughout the suit, using a Dremel and soldering iron.
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Prototype of figuring out the hands and fingers, using sculpt clay and clay foam.
06
Finished look at the glove with the exception of the knuckles, which were changed at the last minute.
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Full suit with mask, and all limbs taken before Halloween Horror Nights.
- Prototype torso with work-in-progress bowtie. Figuring out the placement of the burns.
- Fixed torso that I landed on with arms, buttons, and damage.
- Final torso with airbrushing, scar damage, and a new bowtie.
- Close-up of the damage throughout the suit, using a Dremel and soldering iron.
- Prototype of figuring out the hands and fingers, using sculpt clay and clay foam.
- Finished look at the glove with the exception of the knuckles, which were changed at the last minute.
- Full suit with mask, and all limbs taken before Halloween Horror Nights.
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