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Revision as of 04:49, 29 June 2024
The Wolfman (Animatronic)
Release
Release Date: 1978Manufacturer: Creative Engineering
Info
The Wolfman was created for the Wolf Pack 5 show and debuted at the 1978 IAAPA. He is meant to be a parody of the radio DJ, Wolfman Jack. Wolfman's mask uses the same mold as Buddy Crash from the Bear Country Jubilee, with teeth and mustache glued on. His mech was later reused for Repete Thornsberry in the Hard Luck Bears.
History
TODO
Design
Wolfman is a gray wolf holding a microphone and is the host of the show. He wore a tuxedo, undershirt, vest, and bowtie with varying colors depending on location.
Movements
- Mouth
- Head left
- Head up
- Head down
- Left ear
- Right ear
- Left eyelid
- Right eyelid
- Eyes left
- Body lean front
- Body lean left
- Mic tilt
- Left arm raise
- Left arm elbow
- Left arm twist
- Tail
Gallery
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At IAAPA (1978)
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Ditto
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At IAAPA (1979)
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Gaslight Village (Late 70s)
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King's Dominion (Late 70s-Early 80s)
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Showbiz Pizza Place, Kansas City, MO
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Ditto
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Under restoration at CEI (2015)
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Ditto
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Original 1978 bot rediscovered in Japan (2023)
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Mask
