Every animatronic has the exact same endo, unless it's a part that's showing. He usually has to remove hands and feet of endos to feet them into the suits. Scott's models are not designed like something that should move at all and they constantly clip. Afton in FNaF6 is the only model of Scott's that actually has holes that the wires pop out of. Have the broken parts and wires be really there, but she shape of the parts should be rather unrealistically perfect in its roundness, with any and all bumps and scratches coming from materials. If you just want to replicate Scott, always have the base of the model be mirrored before adding the withering. Do you want them to look like Scott's style, or just make something based on animatronics in general?
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