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'''''Winchester Jasper T. Jowls''''' was an animatronic created by [[Fantasy Forest]] for the [[Pizza Time Theatre]] on [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] as an animatronic version of [[Jasper T. Jowls]]. The bot was controlled & programmed through the [[Winchester Control System]] & [[Winchester Hardware Setup]]. |
'''''Winchester Jasper T. Jowls''''' was an animatronic created by [[Fantasy Forest]] for the [[Pizza Time Theatre]] on [[San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd)]] as an animatronic version of [[Jasper T. Jowls]]. The bot was controlled & programmed through the [[Winchester Control System]] & [[Winchester Hardware Setup]]. |
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It was the First design of jasper T. Jowls. |
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The bot was used at Winchester from 1977 until it's replacement in 1981 when Winchester received [[Cyberamics]]. |
The bot was used at Winchester from 1977 until it's replacement in 1981 when Winchester received [[Cyberamics]]. |
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=== Accessories === |
=== Accessories === |
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The bot had a brown & white Banjo. |
The bot had a brown & white Banjo. Originaly, It was a Real banjo, But It was putting too much weight on the bot, And replaced with a fake one. |
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== Movements == |
== Movements == |
Revision as of 19:56, 22 February 2024
Winchester Jasper T. Jowls (Animatronic)
Release
Units Produced: 1Release Date: May 1977
Manufacturer: Fantasy Forest
Info
Dimensions: Around 4ft
Winchester Jasper T. Jowls was an animatronic created by Fantasy Forest for the Pizza Time Theatre on San Jose, CA (370 S Winchester Blvd) as an animatronic version of Jasper T. Jowls. The bot was controlled & programmed through the Winchester Control System & Winchester Hardware Setup.
It was the First design of jasper T. Jowls.
The bot was used at Winchester from 1977 until it's replacement in 1981 when Winchester received Cyberamics.
History
Creation
The Winchester Jasper Bot was created by Harold Goldbrandsen of Fantasy Forest in early 1977 after the V1 Crusty & Chuck.
Release
San Jose, California (370 South Winchester Boulevard)
In May 1977, The Bot was installed at the Right dining area wall at Winchester. The bot was programmed to the Pizza Time Theatre Showtape & later, the Helen Henny Showtape. The bot was later programmed to the Madame Oink I & Foxy Colleen I Showtapes during 1978. The bot was last programmed to the Madame Oink II Showtape.
Corporate Move
After Pizza Time Theatre vacated the Sunnyvale building in 1984, Jasper, along with Winchester's Chuck E. Cheese (V2) Bot and Pasqually Bot would be rescued by Jul Kamen. Jul would end up loaning all three portrait bots to the SPT Headquarters in the mid 1990's to display in a museum dedicated to the history of Chuck E. Cheese's. The museum plans would never go through and the animatronics would simply be used as display pieces.
At some point, Jasper's shirt was replaced with a blue and white striped shirt and their muzzle was repainted with extra spots.
Destruction
In 2004, Corporate would undergo a remodel and the portrait bots would be removed from their spot on the wall. The animatronics were ordered destroyed as part of CEC's strict 'de-identification' policy. While Chuck E. was saved by employees, Jasper and Pasqually were destroyed. The person who destroyed them is unknown.
Design
Base
The Bot has a Brown Latex mask, 2 black ears, a White snout with 2 dots on each side, 2 black & white eyes, Black eyebrows, Brown eyelids, & 2 brown hands. The bot later had it's snout repainted.
Suit
Location outfit
The bot had a Red & white patterned Undershirt, Light Blue overalls, A Blue neck collar, & a Country hat. The bots hat formerly hat a black feather on it, but it was removed before 1979.
SPT outfit
During the bots time at the SPT HQ, it had a Blue & White stripped shirt, A black neck collar, The same or possibly different overalls, & a blue stripe on their hat.
Accessories
The bot had a brown & white Banjo. Originaly, It was a Real banjo, But It was putting too much weight on the bot, And replaced with a fake one.
Movements
- Mouth
- Eyelids
- Head Turn Left
- Head Turn Right + Body Turn
- Guitar Strum
- Guitar Slide Up
Gallery
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Promo photo of Winchester, 1977
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Winchester Jasper in-store, 1977
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Winchester Jasper in the "Great All-American Pizza Show" franchise brochure, early 1979
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The bot in The "New Eatery Fad" segment, Late 1979.
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Winchester Jasper at Corporate, 2002
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Ditto, Side View