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Coffinwood Loose Bones, 28 pieces

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Coffinwood Loose Bones, 28 pieces

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  • 28 pieces: skull, pelvis, limbs, hands
  • Grey wash already in the crevices
  • Scatter or half-bury, no tools
  • Mulch beds and the edge of the walk
  • Nothing to plug in or switch on

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Set of 28, weathered, outdoor

The box of loose bones that plants a body in the lawn

Twenty-eight loose bones — skull, pelvis, spine, shoulder blades, long bones, hands and feet — molded in bone white with gray washed into the crevices. They arrive weathered, so nothing needs dry-brushing. Scatter them through the mulch bed or half-bury them along the walk where the porch light gives out.

One box, a whole plot

Twenty-eight pieces means you are not staging one skull and calling it a graveyard. A femur here, a hand there, a foot at the edge of the walk. The yard reads as a dig site instead of a display.

The grey wash is already in

The gray already sits in the eye sockets and along the shafts, so you skip the dry-brush night. Under a porch bulb the shadows fall where a real bone would hold them.

Bones do not need power

Nothing to plug in, nothing to bring in when it rains. These are static pieces made for outdoor use — you set them down and they stay exactly where you dropped them.

Coffinwood Loose Bones, 28 pieces, closer in

Built for outdoors

After the last trick-or-treater

On the night the yard works from the sidewalk — a skull in the grass lands before anyone is close enough to read the fence. In November you rake them up, wipe off the mud, and the whole plot goes back in one box until next year. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, so order with room before the last weekend.

  • Twenty-eight pieces, never laid out the same twice
  • Half-bury a few and the rest reads as a dig
  • Rake them up and one box takes them all
What are the 28 pieces?

A skull, a pelvis, the spine and shoulder blades, the long bones of the arms and legs, and the hands and feet.

Do I have to paint them?

No. The grey already sits in the eye sockets and along the shafts, so you skip the dry-brush night on the garage floor.

How do I make them look buried?

Sink them part way into the mulch bed and leave gaps — a femur here, a hand there, a foot at the edge of the walk.

Do they need stakes or power?

Neither. They are static pieces, so they stay exactly where you drop them.

Can they stay out in the weather?

They are made for outdoor use and stay down through the season, with nothing electrical to worry about.

How do they store?

Rake them up, wipe the mud off, and the whole plot goes back in one box.

The whole sheet

  • MotionStatic
  • UseOutdoor
  • Scare levelSlightly scary

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