Now On-Demand: How To Build An Animatronic Head - Part 1
Learn how to build an animatronic head with master creature effects mechanic Craig Caton-Largent (Jurassic Park, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Predator 2). In Part 1 of his 4-part …
Animatronic Pupil for Eye — Stan Winston School of Character …
In one of my flight of fancy I was pondering how a inexpensive dilating pupil could be made for an animatronic eye, and I think I have a solution.
Foam Latex VS Silicone Skin - forums.stanwinstonschool.com
Oct 26, 2013 · Hi everyone!I'm planning a Pikachu animatronic build. My main hang up right now is the choice of material for skin.
Face Mask Sculpting for Animatronics - Stan Winston School of …
Hey guys, I'm about to start sculpting a new face mask for an animatronic head.
Smile/Frown Mechanism for Canid/Wolf/Anthro Heads
Hello, I have been working on an animatronic wolf head for some time now, but have hit a roadblock with the smiling/frowning mechanism.
Using Silicone Caulking as a Silicone Animatronic mask.
I am not a chemist, but I was thinking of cheaping out on the supplies to go towards the Chucky Doll Animatronic which I am building, as a way to not not spend too much money for Smooth …
Animatronic Squirrel - Stan Winston School of Character Arts Forums
Oct 26, 2013 · Animatronic Squirrel sequenced with VSA, running Windows 10 and Helmsman pro. The squirrel uses 9 standard size servos and 7 micro servos through a combination of …
Mask latex or foam latex or foam - Stan Winston School of …
For skinning an animatronic your best bet would be foam latex. You could make a solid (non-foamed) latex skin work, but if built up thick enough to resist tearing it would be quite stiff and …
Foam Latex — Stan Winston School of Character Arts Forums
Oct 26, 2013 · Hi everybody, I'm working on an animatronic puppet.Hi everybody, I'm working on an animatronic puppet. Haven't molded it yet, still in the sculpting phase, but I'm just trying to …
Ear Mechanism For a Fantasy Creature
Howdy, I am an avid maker and author. I am in the process of trying to make a mechanized puppet out of an ethically sourced taxidermied soft-mount fox.