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TF811 THE FLY PoisonProps.com Halloween Prop

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Length
0:25
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18
Published
Jul 2026

What this video covers

This video showcases Poison Props' TF811 The Fly, a commercial pneumatic animatronic prop designed for high-impact scares in home haunts or professional attractions. The creature disguises itself in a slumped, dormant pose before launching into a multi-movement sequence featuring rising arms, multiple head motions, and an air blast from the mouth paired with disturbing audio. In a real-world test in a front yard setting, the prop reportedly sent entire groups stumbling backward in fright. It ships as a plug-and-play unit with pneumatics, a programmed controller, and a motion sensor already included.

Key takeaways

  • Plug-and-play pneumatic animatronic — includes character, pneumatics, programmed controller, and motion sensor out of the box
  • Multi-element scare sequence: slumped idle pose, sudden rise, arm grab motion, multi-axis head movement, and mouth air blast
  • Compact footprint of roughly 23″ deep × 22″ wide × 73″ tall for a full standing creature
  • Requires external AC power and a 100 PSI compressed air source — no compressor is included
  • Optional custom digital sound and powered speakers available as upgrades from Poison Props

Who this is for

Haunt operators and serious home haunters looking for a ready-to-run, high-impact pneumatic animatronic that requires no build skills and delivers proven crowd reactions.

⚠ Safety notes

Requires 100 PSI compressed air supply and stable AC power. Ships freight — ensure adequate space and safe installation area before deployment.

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