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Hexley Skeleton

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Hexley Skeleton, studio packshot on white

Hexley Skeleton

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$26.99$39.9933% off
  • 35 bones in one box
  • Weathered grey, no painting needed
  • Scatter them, no assembly at all
  • Outdoor, for grass or mulch
  • Nothing to plug in or switch on

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Set of 35, outdoor, weathered finish

The box of loose bones that scatters into a burial plot

Thirty-five molded bones in weathered gray — skull, ribs, femurs, vertebrae, pelvis, hands and feet. Nothing to paint, nothing to assemble. Scatter them across the lawn, half-sink a few in the mulch, and the yard reads as a plot instead of a display.

Enough bones to cover a plot

One box carries all 35 pieces, so the plot goes down in a single trip out to the lawn. Spread them wide across the grass or keep them tight around one mound by the fence — the box holds the whole scene either way.

Grime already in the crevices

The bone-gray finish ships weathered, with the shading settled into the eye sockets and the joint ends. No dry-brushing on the garage floor the week of the party.

No cords to run to the yard

These sit still — no motor, no plug, no extension cord across the walkway. Half-bury a femur in the mulch, lean the skull against a groundbreaker, and the layout is done in one pass.

Hexley Skeleton, closer in

Built for outdoors

Halloween night, then back in the box

From the sidewalk the plot reads as something dug up, not set down. When the porch light goes off in November, the bones go back in the same box they shipped in — no batteries to pull, nothing to dry out. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, so order with room to spare.

  • Thirty-five pieces: skull, ribs, femurs, vertebrae, feet
  • Half-sink a few in the mulch and the plot reads
  • Rakes up into the same box it arrived in
How many pieces come in the box?

Thirty-five: skull, ribs, femurs, vertebrae, pelvis, hands and feet, so the plot goes down in a single trip out to the lawn.

Do I have to paint or age them?

No. The bone grey ships weathered, with the shading already settled into the eye sockets and the joint ends.

Is there any assembly?

None. The pieces are loose by design; there is nothing to clip together.

How should I lay them out?

Scatter rather than arrange. Spread them wide across the grass, half-sink a few in the mulch and lean the skull against a groundbreaker.

Can they stay outside?

They are made for outdoor use, so they live in the grass and the mulch through October.

How do they store?

Walk the yard, pick them up and they go back in the same box they shipped in.

The whole sheet

  • MotionStatic
  • UseOutdoor
  • Scare levelSlightly scary

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