Mourncrest Skeleton

4.9(135)

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28 pieces in one box
Chalky grey with a darker wash
Scatter them, there is nothing to build
Outdoor, for grass, dirt or mulch
Nothing lights, moves or plugs in

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Set of 28, weathered, outdoor

Twenty-eight loose bones, already weathered grey

Twenty-eight molded pieces — skull, spine and rib sections, pelvis halves, arm and leg bones, hands and feet — cast in a chalky bone grey with the darker wash already sunk into the crevices. Nothing to paint, nothing to assemble. Scatter them across the lawn and press a few into the dirt at the base of a groundbreaker.

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5-7 daysShips in
4.9 / 5135 reviews

The wash is already in the crevices

Straight out of the box the grey is broken up by a darker wash sitting in the eye sockets, along the ribs and at the joint ends. No dry-brushing, no aging of your own — that part of the job is done before the box opens.

Twenty-eight pieces, one box

A skull, spine and rib sections, pelvis halves, arm and leg bones, hands and feet. Enough to spread across a whole front lawn instead of clustering one thin pile by the walkway.

It stays exactly where you set it

Nothing here lights up, moves or makes a sound — the pieces lie there and do the work on their own. No cords across the grass, no batteries to swap. Made for outdoor use, so the yard is where the set lives until the 31st.

Built for outdoors

One box out, one box back

On the 31st the bones read from the sidewalk before anyone gets close, and they hold that read until the last porch light goes out. In November you walk the yard, pick the pieces up and drop them back in the box — no drying, no repainting. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 if you need it sooner.

Skull, spine, ribs, pelvis halves, hands and feet
Press a few into the dirt at a groundbreaker's base
Nothing to paint and nothing to assemble

What is in the box?

Twenty-eight pieces: a skull, spine and rib sections, pelvis halves, arm and leg bones, hands and feet.

Do I need to age them?

No. The darker wash already sits in the eye sockets, along the ribs and at the joint ends, so the set reads old on day one.

How should I lay them out?

Spread them across the whole front lawn instead of clustering one thin pile by the walkway, and press a few into the dirt at the base of a groundbreaker.

Is there assembly?

None. The pieces stay loose, which is what makes the lawn read as dug up instead of set up.

Does anything light or move?

No. Nothing here lights up, moves or makes a sound, so there are no cords across the grass and no batteries to swap.

How do they store?

Walk the yard in November, pick the pieces up and the set goes back in one box.

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