We made a KRAMPUS Animatronic!
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What this video covers
Wicked Makers duo Jay and Jaimie transform an off-the-shelf Wizard animatronic into a fully realized Krampus character in this 20-minute build video. The project focuses on reskinning and redesigning an existing animated prop rather than building from scratch, making it a creative and approachable conversion build. The result is a menacing Krampus decoration suitable for dark Christmas or holiday haunt displays.
Key takeaways
- ◆A pre-existing Wizard animatronic serves as the mechanical base, saving significant build time
- ◆The project demonstrates how to repurpose commercial animatronics into custom characters
- ◆Finished prop brings a Krampus theme to holiday decorating with animated movement
- ◆Ideal approach for haunters wanting a unique Christmas-horror display piece
Who this is for
Halloween and holiday haunters who want to create a striking Krampus animatronic by upcycling an existing prop rather than building from the ground up.
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