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Fiction · Avatar · 2009 full-size production reference

How tall is AMP suit?

Sideshow identifies the full-size Legacy Effects suit as 14 feet tall.

AMP suit, Avatar · 2009 full-size production reference. Full-size production reference · 14 feet: 4.2672 meters.
Interpretive original-film AMP suit in a neutral upright stance with an empty cockpit and hands. The full outline represents the nominal production-suit height; fine mechanical geometry and component dimensions are illustrative.

4.2672 m

Reported fictional height
Measurement
Full-size production reference · 14 feet
Subject or version
Avatar · 2009 full-size production reference
In feet, rounded
14 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective

Sideshow’s August 2009 production description says its AMP suit maquette was made from scans of the 14-foot suit used by Legacy Effects during filming. This comparison selects that nominal full-size production reference, equivalent to 4.2672 meters, for Avatar’s original AMP design. It does not use the much smaller collectible’s dimensions or claim a separate digital-model survey.

The official Pandorapedia describes the Amplified Mobility Platform as a human-operated walking machine. The illustration shows the cockpit, mechanical hands and broad feet in a neutral upright configuration; its full outline carries the selected production height.

Quick facts

The original-film AMP suit uses the 14-foot full-size suit documented by Sideshow’s collaboration with Legacy Effects.

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