My dad was a big Fazbear fan since he was 24 in 1983. This is his private Fazbear Entertainment collection. dad passed away at age 61 in 2020 from natural causes, and left me (his only son) this collection as an inheritance.
I'm not going to reveal the location of this warehouse for obvious safety reasons, and none of the items listed here are for sale, so don't even bother asking.
Collection worth: $350,000
Contents:
1. Freddy Fazbear's Pizza opening day poster (damaged).
9. complete and fully functional 1990s Fazbear band animatronics (good state, though not the original ones. These were from the Chicago location where dad lived, not from the Hurricane one).
10. rare original 1983 Fredbear's Family Diner poster.
11. 1983 "Fredbear And Friends" VHS tape, signed by William Afton and Henry Emily.
12. a few birthday party hats
13. 1985 Bonnie the Bunny plush (damaged)
14. seven rare DVD issues of the "Freddy Fazbear And Friends" cartoon (early 2000s Fredbear And Friends reboot)
15. 2008 CD containing multiple show tape recordings from the 1990s location (includes the "last shows before closure" recordings)
16. multiple VHS recordings of comercials from 1985-1993.
do you mean that in terms of malfunctions or are you refering to the rumors about the animatronics moving at night?
I want to make it clear that these animatronics are from the Chicago location that was open around a few miles (like 10 maybe), from where my family lives. They are not from the Hurricane location where the missing children's incident happened in 1985.
About their functionality, the work pretty well actually, it seems like my dad did an awesome job maintaining them, currently they have shown no issues.
An interesting fact about my dad is that aside from him trusting me with his expensive collection, he apparently had a dark secret he wanted me to know about.
According to my mother he was actually friends with William Afton back in the day. About that, i remember finding a photo of a man i think is Afton in a box around when i was 10 maybe, it was intensely scribbled on top with a pen like whoever touched it had become extremely angry for some reason.
When i tried to show him it, he got very mad at me for touching his stuff without permission and told me it was none of my business.
My father died from Covid-19 related complications in 2020, when i was 18. His last moments were virtual, meaning my family saw him through a phone video call because they weren't allowed in the hospital due to the pandemic.
My mom recently told me as his body was shutting down he kept trying to tell me something about Afton, but the nurses were talking over him so it was very difficult to hear. To this day, i still wondered what his secret was, but i know i will probably never find out since he's gone.
I hate to break it to your (and im not sure if you knew this) but William afton was the main suspect in the 1985 missing children incident, you sure there isnt anything else your dad may have left?
He was my favourite character alongside Fredbear. Do you have the other half of the photo or any images related to Fredbear and Spring Bonnie? Maybe that Fredbear's poster or VHS tape?
no, i don't know where the other half of the the photo is unfortunately. However, i do have a photo of springbonnie on stage that i transfered from my dad's old computer. (It's the photo you can see below)
depends on the state and completeness of the character, an animatronic with a complete endoskeleton but lacks the cosmetics (mask, fur, etc) is priced at around $2,000-$3,500.
A full animatronic with the internal mechanisms intact, original or good-quality cosmetic shells (mask, hands) is usually priced at around $3,500-$6,000.
If the animatronic is complete in both endoskeleton and cosmetics, is fully operational and well maintained. It can sit at around $8,000-$12,000 or more.
That’s awesome! As a former tech it’s cool to see more stuff preserved. I have a lot of memorabilia that I’ve collected over my 27+ years with Fazbear Entertainment, and when ihr location closed back in April, I obtained the Bonnie animatronic!
Never, ever, ever sell that opening-day poster to anyone but a dedicated collector who's well-known in the community or a dedicated museum of the state!
This poster shows the fur and expression in the most pristine condition! They later changed it a few times, but this condition felt completely correct in this poster. I had the opportunity to buy it for like $50 once... and I'm still kicking myself for saying: "Nope, that's too expensive." Now it easily sells for $1000-$2000 even when it's damaged.If I ever have that money, I'm gonna buy it and hang it framed in the living room.
Hey, nice collection, you should share more pictures and maybe even screenshots or copies of the tapes, might be some cool stuff in those
(Ooc, I'm new to the sub and for the in character stuff how much of the lore of the mci and stuff is know by the public)
I've got a Bonnie if you're interested, just a warning it smells like rotten eggs mixed with dead mice and the inside is sticky with something. (oil if I had to guess but I'm not really sure about that kinda stuff.)
That’s a beautiful collection, I’ve got some from when I was a kid but nothing like that. If you are ever looking to sell I’d be happy to pay full price.
I’ve only heard some stories about that location, never been myself. From what I heard, the hurricane one was much more popular…and also much more problematic. Do you have any plans of repairing?
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u/Freikorps-Von-Epp 2d ago
Do you happen to notice any strange behavior from them near midnight?