That is a fascinating head-turn mechanism. I like how simple a lot of the parts are, there is not a lot of machined/custom parts like other mechs have, which is nice to see for when building animatronics from scratch. I find myself making a lot of custom parts, but you really can achieve the same motions with everyday hardware.
Hey BullFrogs! I'm 15 and wanted to know, first off, how you acquire these animatronics since I was looking into getting one myself! Second, how do you educate yourself on restoring these animatronics? Obviously there are no classes on restoring animatronics so I wanted to know how you learned all this? Thank you and your channel is brilliant!
With the cracked body shells its best to try and repair all the gaps and big chunks of plastic that are missing because damaged shells can rip and tear the cosmetics, maybe even replace them at a later date if you can find the original molds?
First Documentary That i really Like of a Animatronic Fixing Happy i got recomeneded you First Video I love the Hank and Beau Show Mainly the sally Corp version only but This love has explored to the trio and Quintent Of Daniel and the Dixie Diggers Band
After talking to Sally I learned that the final paint coats were different depending on what supervisor was around for the making of the shows aswell as time period. This scratch is from 1983!!
@@BullFrogsBanjo Ah interesting! Most Sally mechs I've seen even the abandoned human bots in Japan all have blue paint over the frames so it's pretty interesting to see one without
@@Ragtime_Studios no I meant I bought a headless scratchmo from someone else I was asking where can I buy a scratchmo head I typed quick and mispelled stuff sorry
@@BullFrogsBanjo Relays can be controlled via an microcontroller such as an arduino, there used for controlling high voltage devices with a small signal from a microcontroller. Limit switches can be used to input a signal to the microcontroller telling when something is pressed. I will make a video on my channel about them in a few days.
That is a fascinating head-turn mechanism. I like how simple a lot of the parts are, there is not a lot of machined/custom parts like other mechs have, which is nice to see for when building animatronics from scratch. I find myself making a lot of custom parts, but you really can achieve the same motions with everyday hardware.
Cool, could we get more videos on how you got your other cybers? Can’t wait to see this guy play the trumpet though
Maybe in the future! Scratch is in the spotlight right now
Hey BullFrogs! I'm 15 and wanted to know, first off, how you acquire these animatronics since I was looking into getting one myself! Second, how do you educate yourself on restoring these animatronics? Obviously there are no classes on restoring animatronics so I wanted to know how you learned all this? Thank you and your channel is brilliant!
wish i was as lucky as you to have these!
With the cracked body shells its best to try and repair all the gaps and big chunks of plastic that are missing because damaged shells can rip and tear the cosmetics, maybe even replace them at a later date if you can find the original molds?
I would love to how guys performed before being shut down.
You are doing great and I wish you good luck on restoring this character❤
Thank you for your kind words 😊
I would have kept all of them and retrofit them to my own characters but thats just me
First Documentary That i really Like of a Animatronic Fixing Happy i got recomeneded you First Video I love the Hank and Beau Show Mainly the sally Corp version only but This love has explored to the trio and Quintent Of Daniel and the Dixie Diggers Band
Check out some of my other videos! Tons of interesting content!
@@BullFrogsBanjo i have been i love the jack in the box one
Interestingly yours mech is still just bare metal, usually Sally coated their mechs in blue paint to protect from rust
After talking to Sally I learned that the final paint coats were different depending on what supervisor was around for the making of the shows aswell as time period. This scratch is from 1983!!
@@BullFrogsBanjo Ah interesting! Most Sally mechs I've seen even the abandoned human bots in Japan all have blue paint over the frames so it's pretty interesting to see one without
hello i just bought a scratchmo he is missing his head do you know where i can get one thanks
Idk what you're talking about, I never sold my headless Scratchmo.
@@Ragtime_Studios no I meant I bought a headless scratchmo from someone else I was asking where can I buy a scratchmo head I typed quick and mispelled stuff sorry
@@Postalalien. Was it from some guy on Reddit
@@Ragtime_Studios yes
@@Postalalien. That was my post... You never bought it all you did was just ask questions and that's it. Idk what you're talking about.
Wouldn’t sell it
Not relays lol. Limit switches.
I’m very unfamiliar with stuff like that but yes it does look like they are limit switches. Similar to relays? No? Thank you though.
@@BullFrogsBanjo limit switches are switches. Lol google it. Not same as relays. But yet it would've been feedback for bot position to controller
@@BullFrogsBanjo Relays can be controlled via an microcontroller such as an arduino, there used for controlling high voltage devices with a small signal from a microcontroller. Limit switches can be used to input a signal to the microcontroller telling when something is pressed. I will make a video on my channel about them in a few days.