DPC704 Drop Portrait Clown PoisonProps.com
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What this video covers
Poison Props showcases the DPC704, a plug-and-play pneumatic animatronic featuring a clown hidden behind a drop portrait. When triggered by a motion sensor, the portrait falls to reveal the clown, whose torso thrusts forward while the head articulates side to side and up and down, with hands grabbing outward. The complete package includes the character, wall-mounted portrait unit, pneumatics, a pre-programmed controller, and a full audio system with scream effects. Setup requires only an AC power source and a compressed air supply at 100 PSI.
Key takeaways
- ◆Drop portrait conceals the clown until the moment of the scare, maximizing shock value
- ◆Pneumatic torso thrust combined with multi-axis head movement and grabbing hands creates an intense startle effect
- ◆Fully integrated audio package with digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect is included
- ◆Motion sensor triggering makes operation fully automated and hands-free
- ◆Characters are interchangeable across Poison Props mechanisms, allowing theme flexibility
Who this is for
Haunted house operators, dark ride designers, and serious home haunters seeking a professional-grade, ready-to-run pneumatic clown scare prop.
⚠ Safety notes
Requires 100 PSI compressed air supply and AC power; ships freight due to size and weight.
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