We made a real JACKIE from FNAF! - 1 Hour vs. 1 Day vs. 1 Week
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What this video covers
Wicked Makers' Jaimie and Jay tackle a three-way timed build challenge, constructing Jackie animatronics from FNAF: Secret of the Mimic in one hour, one day, and one week respectively. Each time-constrained build also features a different version of the character — normal Jackie, Mimic Jackie, and Shattered Jackie — raising the difficulty further. The builds escalate dramatically in complexity and polish, showcasing what dedicated fabrication time and collaborator support can achieve. The video concludes with a practical stress test of the week-long build.
Key takeaways
- ◆Three Jackie animatronics were built simultaneously under different time constraints: 1 hour, 1 day, and 1 week
- ◆Each build represents a distinct version of Jackie — normal, Mimic, and Shattered — adding creative variety to the challenge
- ◆Collaboration with outside prop-makers and 3D printing resources played a role in the higher-end builds
- ◆The finished animatronic was put through a real-world performance test at the end of the video
- ◆The format clearly illustrates how build time directly impacts quality and mechanical complexity
Who this is for
FNAF fans, animatronic builders, and Halloween prop makers who want to see how far DIY character fabrication can be pushed under varying time and resource constraints.
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