How GIANTS Are Made #animatronics
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What this video covers
Distortions Unlimited offers a behind-the-scenes look at how their massive Colossus animatronic is manufactured. Colossus is a seated-to-standing giant figure capable of reaching around 12 feet tall, featuring motorized eyes, mouth, and full stand-up movement. The prop ships with integrated sound, fog, and multiple pre-loaded audio programs, making it a turnkey solution for professional haunts, corn mazes, and themed attractions.
Key takeaways
- ◆Colossus sits at roughly 8 ft and rises to approximately 12 ft tall during its animated sequence
- ◆Features synchronized mouth, eye, standing, and sitting movements with onboard sound and fog
- ◆Comes pre-programmed with multiple audio tracks for plug-and-play installation
- ◆Positioned as a premium, durable centerpiece prop for professional haunted attractions and events
- ◆Described as a more advanced sibling to Distortions Unlimited's existing Sleeping Giant figure
Who this is for
Professional haunt operators, theme park designers, and corn maze owners looking for a large-scale, turnkey animatronic centerpiece.
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