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PSF1136 Pirate Sword Fight PoisonProps.com

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Length
0:37
Views
15,859
Published
Jul 2018

What this video covers

The PSF1136 Pirate Sword Fight is a two-character pneumatic animatronic from Poison Props featuring a pair of sword-wielding pirate figures stationed roughly 12 feet apart. On trigger, one pirate leaps upward while the other shoots across the room on a scissor-throw mechanism, with both characters raising swords to clash mid-air. Arm lifts, elbow bends, and head movements add realism to the scene. The unit ships as a complete plug-and-play package including characters, pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor, with an optional audio package available.

Key takeaways

  • Two synchronized pirate animatronics perform a dramatic sword-clash scene triggered by a motion sensor
  • Scissor-throw distance is customizable — buyers can choose from roughly 2- to 5-foot throw options at the time of order
  • Total footprint is approximately 15 feet long, making this best suited for a dedicated corridor or scene bay
  • Ships fully programmed and ready to run; only compressed air (100 PSI) and AC power connections are needed on-site
  • An optional audio package adds a digital player, powered speaker, and scream effect for a complete sensory scare

Who this is for

Professional haunted attraction operators and serious home haunt builders looking for a large-format, plug-and-play pirate animatronic scene with strong startle-scare impact.

⚠ Safety notes

Requires 100 PSI compressed air supply and AC power. Ships freight due to size and weight; installation in a professional or semi-professional haunt environment is implied.

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