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- Reaper and floating girl
- Green glow runs mouth to mouth
- Sound trigger
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Thornfield 9 ft Reaper
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Thornfield 9 ft Reaper
$169.00$329.00
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See it in the scene: The Front Lawn →
Sound-activated, plug-in 120V
A 9-foot hooded reaper with a light-up skull, skeleton hands and a full-length black scythe. Kids come up the walk, it hears them, and it moves, lights up and makes noise; wind alone doesn't set it off. Built for the front lawn or the porch, plugged into a 120V outlet, out there from the first of October through the last trick-or-treater.
It runs off a standard 120V outlet, so it's on every evening of the month, with no reaching up under the robe to swap batteries at dusk on Halloween.
It sits at slightly scary: a hooded skull with its jaw open, bony hands, a scythe. Enough that a six-year-old grabs a parent's hand on the walkway, not enough to send the stroller crowd back to the sidewalk.
Layers of torn gray gauze hang over a black robe from the hood down past the waist, so it reads as a figure at noon, when most yard props look like a bag on a stick. Any breeze moves the shreds while the electronics wait for the next trigger.
Sound-activated, plug-in
On the 31st it stands where the walkway meets the lawn, plugged in and quiet until the first group comes up, then it goes off on its own all night while you work the candy bowl. Standard shipping is 5 to 7 days, express 3 to 4.
Nine feet, with a full-length black scythe, so it reads from the street rather than only from the walkway.
Sound. Kids come up the walk, it hears them, and it moves, lights up and makes noise. Wind alone does not set it off.
No. The skull lights up on its own, so there is no extra fixture and no second cord.
No. It runs off a standard 120V outlet, so it is on every evening of the month with no reaching up under the robe to swap batteries at dusk.
It sits at slightly scary: a hooded skull with the jaw open, bony hands, a scythe. Enough that a six-year-old grabs a parent's hand, not enough to send the stroller crowd back to the sidewalk.
Layers of torn grey gauze hang over a black robe from the hood past the waist, so it still reads as a figure at noon, and any breeze moves the shreds while the electronics wait.
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