We made a real FIGURE Animatronic (that can hear you)
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What this video covers
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay transform a store-bought werewolf animatronic into Figure — the blind, sound-hunting monster from the Roblox horror game Doors. They reshape the prop's body using bubble wrap, aluminum foil, and plastic wrap, then replace the default motion sensor with a sound sensor so the animatronic reacts to noise just like the in-game enemy. Finishing touches include custom teeth and a glowing head before putting their creation to the ultimate test: attempting to sneak past it in real life.
Key takeaways
- ◆A commercial werewolf animatronic serves as the ideal starting frame, requiring only targeted modifications rather than a full scratch build
- ◆Bubble wrap, aluminum foil, and plastic wrap are used to cheaply bulk out and shape the character's distinctive silhouette
- ◆Swapping the motion sensor for a sound sensor is the key functional mod that replicates Figure's in-game hearing mechanic
- ◆Glowing head and added teeth deliver the creature's signature eerie look with minimal materials
- ◆The finished prop is designed specifically to frighten trick-or-treaters, showing a practical yard-haunt application
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts and gaming fans who want to turn a beloved Roblox horror character into a functional, scare-ready yard animatronic without building entirely from scratch.
Materials mentioned
- • bubble wrap
- • aluminum foil
- • plastic wrap
- • sound sensor
- • werewolf animatronic (base prop)
⚠ Safety notes
When modifying electronic components such as swapping sensors, ensure the unit is unplugged before any wiring work to avoid electrical hazard.
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