How much would it hurt if Lucky stepped on your foot?

[kimmychad]

Well, more than likely it hurt very much. But I'm sure they thought of everything, and there's sensors. It would probally be as painful as reading the "Innapproiate Country Bears" Thread.

lol i remember that thread. funny how people will complain about anything

 

[echoscot]

Stick your foot under a parade float. I would imagine it would be a similar sensation. (poster does not condone placing anything under a parade float)

Actually a parade float would do gruesome things to your foot...seen it...don't want to again...

 

[100 Acre HS]

At what park did you see said foot?

 

[echoscot]

At what park did you see said foot?

I was trying not to be too graphic, so let's just say I have 20+ years of doing parades and shows at primarily the Magic Kingdom and the Studios...

 

[Chape19714]

Actually a parade float would do gruesome things to your foot...seen it...don't want to again...

Remeber in Spaceballs when the statue of yogurt fell on Barf's Foot?

It's a bit like that.

 

[Mecha Figment]

I have always asumed that Lucky was more so a puppet then an AA. It's quite possible that Lucky is comprised of parts similar to an AA and operates the same. But instead of being pre programed is controlled by an individual inside the cart. There are many different styles of puppetry and i figure this one is probably one of the new high tech varieties.

 

[unkadug]

But that still doesn't answer the hour old question, how much would it hurt??? :shrug::animwink:

I guess it would depend on your pain threshold.

Your pain scale of 4 may be my 8. or vice versa.

 

[echoscot]

I have always asumed that Lucky was more so a puppet then an AA. It's quite possible that Lucky is comprised of parts similar to an AA and operates the same. But instead of being pre programed is controlled by an individual inside the cart. There are many different styles of puppetry and i figure this one is probably one of the new high tech varieties.

Somebody's pretty observant.....

 

[wdwCC]

I'll bet they have him programmed to raise his foot or stop if he finds and obstruction. I seem to remember hearing it's different than a normal AA. More electric motors than normal which would make sense being mobile.

 

[CrashNet]

I imagine it wouldn't hurt as much as you think, though it probably wouldn't be very pleasant. Lucky's weight is supported by the cart he pulls. Simply from an engineers perspective (my day job *geek*), I imagine it was designed this way to limit the force placed on his animatronic legs. The cart balances the weight so he stands erect and doesn't topple over as he moves forward and over changes in elevation.

 

[Tim G]

*smiles*

*thinks 'do they really know how he works?'*

*'do i spoil the magic'*

*giggles, 'nope'*

Seems to be, you know how it works... :lookaroun

But as you want to spoil the Magic, I certainly won't...

 

[bryPOD]

It'd probably hurt as much as Pluto casually and accidently walking over your foot...

 

[Yoop33]

Maybe I miss something but is Lucky Back in town? I have been dying to see him but ever time I used to ask for him he was sick and wouldn't come out and then they said he flew to Japan or something.

So is he back now?

 

[WDW Monorail]

Maybe I miss something but is Lucky Back in town? I have been dying to see him but ever time I used to ask for him he was sick and wouldn't come out and then they said he flew to Japan or something.

So is he back now?

Lucky is at WDI's Headquarters in Glendale.

 

[Tim G]

Lucky is at WDI's Headquarters in Glendale.

At his moment he rests in pieces in the R&D Building, undergoing major updates... Mechanicly as well as electronicly...

Ciao!