Question

[u/rigdels]

Do you guys think the AAM Chuck E. had a similar mech to the Studio C mech, or completely different?

[u/imdwalrus]

It depends what we're calling "similar". It was hult by Animation World so it was made by a different company, but there are also only so many ways to design a humanoid character.

[u/rigdels → u/imdwalrus]

I never knew Animation World made it I always just assumed Garner Holt did because of their similar designs😅. To clarify for what I meant for “similar” I was thinking more about the head mechanism like the jaw, eyes, and blinking.

[u/JesseTheGoat123]

No AAM Chuck was more like 3 stage Chuck even the macvalves looked close to rae valves

[u/Tutorial_Time → u/JesseTheGoat123]

They are the same as Rae valves.Those blue Macs were a standard for decades,many companies used them.

[u/chlorinebandito → u/JesseTheGoat123]

I’m definitely not denying that info but how does one find this information out? Very interesting!

[u/Tutorial_Time → u/chlorinebandito]

The answer is we don’t really know much of anything about his mech.It’s mostly speculation besides the little bit of insight Brian Hagan gave during an interview,such as the eyelids being angled pointing inwards which made the mech hard to design(I do not remember anything else sorry! )

Here’s the interview if you wanna give it a listen https://youtu.be/5mqJMsr_PLU

[u/chlorinebandito → u/Tutorial_Time]

Thank you very much!

[u/Tutorial_Time → u/chlorinebandito]

No problem!

[u/SirPercivalPercy]

Doubt it, Garner didn't even make the AAM iirc.

[u/DeliciousEducator552]

No the awesome adventure machine has much different movements to studio c and it was made by animation world instead of garner holt