Giant Operation Game Hire – Giant Body Bits & Top Doc

Looking to hire a Giant Operation game for an exhibition, corporate event, medical conference or party? Lichfield Entertainments offers two engaging operation-style challenges: the larger-format Giant Body Bits game and the more compact, but still oversized, electronically scored Top Doc. Both put players' hand-eye coordination to the test as they attempt to remove pieces from a patient without triggering a penalty.

Based just outside Birmingham we supply these games for events across the Midlands including Birmingham, Coventry, Derby, and Telford, with venues further afield considered on request. Tell us your venue, date and available space and we'll help you choose the most suitable version.

Request a Giant Operation hire quote by email or call 01283 792974.

Guests playing Lichfield Entertainments' Giant Body Bits operation game at an event
Our Giant Body Bits game in use at an event — an interactive steady-hand challenge for guests and delegates.

Choose Between Two Giant Operation Games

These are two different games, not simply two names for the same piece of equipment. Giant Body Bits has the larger playing surface and traditional giant tweezers. Top Doc offers a smaller footprint and electronically recorded penalties.

Giant Body Bits – The Large Giant Operation Game

At approximately 213 cm long and 92 cm wide, Giant Body Bits is a highly visible game for exhibitions, themed promotions and group entertainment. Players use oversized tweezers to carefully remove the body parts. Touching the edge sounds the buzzer and makes the patient's red nose flash.

The unit can operate from a 12-volt leisure battery, which can be useful where mains power is inconvenient. Giant Body Bits has a minimum user age of 10.

Close-up of Giant Body Bits showing its oversized patient board, body-part openings and red nose
Giant Body Bits: the patient board, removable pieces and flashing-nose challenge.

Top Doc – The Compact Electronic Giant Operation Game

Top Doc is approximately 120 cm long by 60 cm wide, making it a practical alternative when space is more limited. Instead of tweezers, players use an electromagnetic tool to lift the body parts. If the tool touches the sides, it releases the piece and the game adds a penalty point to its integrated scoring system.

Top Doc requires a 240-volt electricity supply; and 500 watts is sufficient. The recommended age range on our current equipment listing is 8 to adult. Confirm socket location and access arrangements with us for your venue.

Guest playing Top Doc giant operation game using its electronic lifting tool
Top Doc in use: a compact operation-style challenge with electronic penalties.

Giant Operation Hire: Game Comparison & Requirements

Use this comparison to decide which game better suits your stand, conference room or event area. Equipment dimensions are not the same as operating space: leave additional room for players, access and spectators.

Giant Body Bits vs Top Doc – key hire details
FeatureGiant Body BitsTop Doc
Approximate equipment size213 cm long × 92 cm wide120 cm long × 60 cm wide
Playing methodOversized tweezersElectromagnetic lifting tool
What happens on a mistake?Buzzer sounds and red nose flashesTool releases the piece and a penalty point is recorded
ScoringNo set scoring, create your own formatIntegrated penalty-point scoring
Power12 volt leisure battery (supplied)240 volt mains; 500 watts
Recommended ages10 to adult8 to adult
Ideal useProminent display and larger event spacesSmaller areas and electronically scored challenges
Top Doc game installed at an event alongside a top-scores display
Top Doc set up at an event, shown alongside a display for recording scores.

Where Giant Operation Games Work Well

Because the rules are familiar and guests can take turns, these games are useful as informal activities or part of an organised competition. They suit:

  • Medical and pharmaceutical exhibitions: an operation-themed talking point relevant to the audience.
  • Exhibition stands and trade shows: a short interactive challenge that gives visitors a reason to stop and engage.
  • Corporate conferences and networking events: easy-to-understand entertainment between presentations or during a reception.
  • Company fun days and private parties: a nostalgic steady-hand game for friendly competition.
  • Healthcare-themed promotions and student events: a playful challenge that can be used alongside a broader event programme.

Looking for other stand attractions? See our exhibition game hire ideas, conference entertainment and giant games for hire.

Why Hire from Lichfield Entertainments?

We supply the actual games pictured on this page and have experience providing Giant Body Bits for customer events. Our Staffordshire location makes us a practical contact for events in Birmingham, Coventry, Derby, Nottingham, Leicester, Telford and other Midlands locations. For locations outside the Midlands, please enquire with your venue and date so we can advise whether we can supply the event.

“Just wanted to say a big thank you and that the giant body bits game was a huge success amongst the students (and big kids) alike! We will definitely be in touch again for future events.”

— Ellie-May, customer feedback

Frequently Asked Questions About Giant Operation Game Hire

What is a Giant Operation game?

It's an oversized steady-hand game in which a player removes pieces from a patient-shaped board without touching the edges. Our Giant Body Bits game uses giant tweezers and a flashing nose; Top Doc uses an electromagnetic tool and electronic penalties.

Which is better for an exhibition stand: Giant Body Bits or Top Doc?

Giant Body Bits is the larger, more visually prominent option at approximately 213 × 92 cm. Top Doc is smaller at approximately 120 × 60 cm and has built-in penalty scoring. The right choice depends on your stand layout and how you want visitors to take part.

How much space does a Giant Operation game need?

The equipment sizes are listed in the comparison table, but you must allow additional space around the game for safe access, playing and spectators. Contact us with your stand or room measurements for advice on the required operating area.

Does Giant Operation game hire require electricity?

Giant Body Bits operates from a 12 volt leisure battery. Top Doc requires a 240 volt mains supply and needs just 500 watts.

Can I hire Giant Operation games for medical conferences and exhibitions?

Yes. The patient-themed games are particularly well suited to healthcare, medical and pharmaceutical promotions, and can also be used for general exhibitions, corporate gatherings and parties.

Where do you supply Giant Operation game hire?

Lichfield Entertainments is based just north of Birmingham and supplies events around the Midlands. We can discuss requests for events further afield; provide the location and event date when enquiring.

How much does it cost to hire Giant Operation?

Hire pricing depends on the game selected, event date, venue, hire period and logistical requirements. Email us for a quotation with your venue, date and whether you prefer Giant Body Bits or Top Doc.

Ask for a Giant Operation Game Hire Quote

To check availability, tell us your event date, venue, required hire times, number of guests and available space. If you're unsure which version will work best, we'll talk through the options.

Email: enquiries@lichfieldentertainments.com
Telephone: 01283 792974
Or use our contact form.

Email Lichfield Entertainments to request a Giant Operation game hire quotation