5.4ft & 3ft Halloween Life Size Skeleton with Movable Joints for Halloween

It's a long one. Read if you like details. Pros: They're SOLID. I was anticipating flimsier, lighter plastic, perfect for heavy customisation work that I won't feel bad about. Well, I'm going to feel bad, because these are well made and meant to last as temporary outdoor decor (with care) for years. I bought six for a display and they're nigh identical - no sloppy face paint, no mis-sized joints, *nearly everything is perfectly smooth. They also came with surprising bonuses! I didn't read closely enough to see they came with cute fuzzy spiders and little felt trick or treat bags. (They're in the main picture, should've figured, but eh - this is why I never made Detective.) It looks like there may have been a small mixup though (or a very kind person) because one of them came with pets! A little skele-cat and pup - so cute!! (Same quality level, too! Like the 12" ones found at Home Depot, but without lights and sounds.) Seriously, it was a Wonka's Golden Ticket moment. Out of the box, assembly was super quick and easy - it just takes a little backbone! (Not sorry) Skull to Cervical 1, then the upper and lower halves meet at the base of the ribcage and lock in with a single tiny screw. Easy-peasy. Cons: The joints do not click into place and hold. They are meant to be tight via bolts, and hold with friction, but expect to use supports to maintain dynamic poses. Some edges of the individual bones do have extra plastic bits at the seam lines that need to be smoothed - either cut or filed - and they are sharp, so be careful running your hands over them during assembly. Nothing egregious, just one or two small nubs here and there, and it's to be expected with plastic mould pours as they cure. I did also have to (very, very slightly) widen the attachment hole in the skull. It's a little tough to fit the nub on the spine in otherwise, but do this a little bit at the time. It can go from Perfect Fit to needing two-part epoxy real fast. All in all, I'm so wicked stoked for Halloween this year, now that these guys are in!!

Product was great, maybe a little too great. It was used as a prop for a "death to my 20s" party. Was sat by the road in a dress and a wig to resemble the wife. Skeleton was then stripped and stolen not once, but twice. First time by FIL thinking it was curb trash. When his mistake was brought to his attention, it was put back, only to be stolen a second time by a stranger. I would post a picture but I cant because it was STOLEN.

Great product. Very well built.

I am using my skeleton year round and dressing seasonally. I got one that said articulating because I need to pose her and have her hold things. But the joints are not very strong and she can’t even hold up her own hands, her elbows are a bit better. I don’t free stand her so I don’t know how that it is. Her jaw has two little plastic pieces that fit into the skull and one broke off so she’s got a screw there. But she’s weathering well and doing her job. I will probably buy a different brand when I have to replace her.

Everyone needs a skeleton! Lots of fun for the money. Assembles with ease. Easy storage when taken apart again. Be gentle with it, arm sockets will detach and his torso will pop off otherwise when you dance to hard with it. Will take a variety of poses, some may require and little more support.

Looks awesome on the front of my truck at Halloween. Adding some robotics to it this year.

It's a skeleton, definitely not the one listed.... it's not as mobile and posable as the listing states, I can not get the hand or arms near the mouth without breaking it... really not great quality, with the amount of screws and bold visible... definitely a DIY project more now because some of the plastic is dented and warped.... this was supposed to be tobias for our dnd campaign... but I not taking this one... its not going to work for our table. Dollar general had better ones for cheaper then this. I will post and update of what to become of him because he is no tobias.

I love this skeleton, the size is perfect. Only thing I am not a fan of is you put it together, which is easy, BUT the head does not sit in the chest part very well. It is not in there securely so the head kept falling off. I ended up gluing it together but it is a tad annoying, it is the same with the abdomen fitting into the chest area