[in stock] - The costume stands about 48” tall and has animatronic beak action (opens and moves sideways a bit as well). The performer’s arms slide into the flippers and can be animated. The feet are actually shoes. Best if worn by short actor. Image shown is with bling.

[in stock] - The XL Emperor Penguin stands approximately 42” tall and matches the penguin costume. Radio-controlled beak moves, Flippers that can be perfomed. The “fur” is actually fake fur that has the backing removed. This helps the figure to look more realistic and not like a stuffed animal.

[in stock] - This penguin prop stands about 30” tall. Stands with steel mounting rods run into the body and down through the legs into the floor (or onto a stand). The total Model with framework can be up to 40” Tall.

[in stock] - These penguins are the smallest available from Animal Makers. At approximately 24” tall, these can be figure finished to look like Gentoo or Chinstrap penguins. Display use includes mounting rods that are threaded for mounting into the display. The mounting rods are threaded. The mounting rods actually go up through the legs of the figure.

Dress up your penguins with hats, scarves, and logo gear! Retailers in the mall will love the cross-promotion! Bright feathering along brow lines help define an attitude.

The costume stands about 7’ tall and features on board animatronics with moving mouth, lips and eye blinks. The actions can be controlled from outside the costume, or be pre-programmed along with voice. The head rests on a backpack worn by the perfomer.

This polar bear is slightly smaller than the XL and stands about 6’2” tall. the performer should be about 5’5” tall. Still uses the hand-wefted fur that has a stretch backing. There is also shaping under the fur to give this bear it’s shape.

These cute little guys stand about 30” tall. These can be animatronic and can easily be moved about into various displays. The fur is transferred instead of being sewn like a toy.

This crew has been working with Animal Makers for over 10 years. Individually, several of them also work at Disney’s “The Mandalorian” in their creature suit department. Aida (second from left) has been awarded two Emmy’s for her work on that show. This crew is not available anywhere else in the world.

Animal Makers’ characters can be animated with live or pre-programmed actions. The servos used in these animations are easy to replace and reasonably priced. The systems all run off of battery (DC voltage). Typical animations include: mouth open/shut, lips pucker, nose sniffs, head rotations, head nods, body lifts and more.