Video Tag
Every video tagged “servo motors” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
6 videos
Wicked Makers' Jay and Jaimie construct a full-scale, fully functional animatronic version of Ennard from Five Nights at Freddy's, using foam, servo motors, LEDs, and hundreds of feet of wire loom conduit. The build is framed as an over-the-top DIY Halloween prop challenge, culminating in the duo spending a night in their bedroom with the finished creation. The video showcases the creative and technical depth required to bring a complex video-game character to life as a physical horror prop. It serves as both an impressive build showcase and a source of inspiration for ambitious Halloween makers.
Wicked Makers' Jay and Jaimie transform a retail pirate animatronic into a life-size Withered Foxy from Five Nights at Freddy's for their 2024 yard haunt. The build combines a fully fabricated foam endoskeleton with 3D-printed and fabric-covered outer pieces, while the original animatronic's servo-driven face mechanics are completely disassembled and remounted to match Foxy's proportions. Inspired by behind-the-scenes photos from the FNAF 2 film production, the creators aim for screen-accurate character detail at a DIY level. Foxy joins a growing roster of scratch-built FNAF animatronics on the channel.
Jay and Jaimie of Wicked Makers construct a fully functional life-sized Ennard animatronic inspired by Five Nights at Freddy's, then spend the night with their creation in a dramatic overnight challenge. The build involves foam fabrication, servo motors, LEDs, and reportedly over 500 feet of wire loom conduit. The video blends a detailed prop-making showcase with entertainment-style challenge content, delivering both build inspiration and chaotic fun. It stands out as one of the more ambitious FNAF-inspired Halloween animatronic projects in the DIY maker space.
This is part three of a multi-part series documenting the build of a life-sized animatronic Velociraptor inspired by the Jurassic World raptor containment scenes. The episode focuses specifically on adding servo motors and a controller board to bring the dinosaur to life with realistic movement. The creator walks through integrating 3D-printed components and laser-cut parts into the animatronic rig. It sits within a broader home haunt project built in a garage setting.
Part 2 of a multi-part series documenting the construction of a life-sized animatronic velociraptor for a home haunt, this episode zeroes in on building realistic animatronic eyes. The creator walks through 3D printing an eye mechanism sourced from a community model, fitting glass lenses, painting irises with acrylics, and sealing with clear coat. Servo motors are incorporated to bring the eyes to life with movement, echoing the look of raptors seen in Jurassic World attractions.
GMHaunts breaks down insider details about Morris Costumes' 2022 animatronic lineup, sourced from an interview with a Morris salesperson at Halloween & Party Expo 2022. The big news centers on servo motors being used across multiple pieces in the lineup, with the rep suggesting the 2022 offerings will be a significant step up from 2021. This is a news and analysis video rather than a hands-on build or review, pulling in footage and interview credit from the Haunted Attractions Podcast and Lord Grimley Manor.
