In 2003, Zinn's was sold and became the Lyndon Diner III. Amos was donated to the Heritage Center of Lancaster County. Much too big to be put on display at their museum, he is on a five-year loan to Hershey Farm. He has been spruced up (second row of photos above) with a new purple shirt. For more, see these websites: 1 and 2.

Rod Shutt created many other giants, including the Boothbay Harbor Fisherman, the Leather Guy, the Amish Couple, Freeze & Frizz (all shown below), as well as the Charlemont and Freeport Indians, figures for Dutch Wonderland, and the York Barbell Man. Shutt also produced a number of Santas. He began building these figures in 1960 in Strasburg, PA. He used fiberglass and selastic and built each figure individually. His pieces were sold and shipped nationwide. He retired and moved to West Virginia around the mid-1970s. There, he dabbled in wood-carving and sold hand-made cars and baskets at arts and crafts shows.