Vesper Witch Animatronic

4.7(149)

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Green face, white hair, clawed hands
Red eyes lit from inside the head
Stake her at a lean toward the street
Open ground outdoors, in the grass
Packs down flat once the stake is out

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Light-up eyes, outdoor groundbreaker

The groundbreaker that lights its own eyes

A witch caught mid-climb out of the dirt: green face, white hair falling over black tattered gauze, and two long-clawed hands pushed up through the grass. The eyes glow red on their own, so no spotlight has to find her. Weather-cast finish, meant for open ground and staked at a lean toward the street.

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5-7 daysShips in
4.7 / 5149 reviews

Lit from inside

The red eyes are built into the head, so she reads at night without you running a fixture or an extension cord out to the middle of the yard. From the sidewalk, that glow is what people catch first.

Angle her like she's climbing

Stake her tilted toward the street instead of flat on the grass. That angle is the whole difference between a witch coming up out of the dirt and a mask lying in the yard.

Cast to sit out in weather

The finish is cast for weather and holds up wet, so she can go out early in the month and stay out through the run of the season instead of only appearing on the night itself.

Built for outdoors

After the last trick-or-treater

Halloween night she works the lawn while you hold the door. In November, pull the stake, shake the grass off the gauze, fold the hands in and she packs back down flat. Standard shipping lands in 5 to 7 days, express in 3 to 4.

Groundbreaker: staked at a lean, so she reads as climbing out
Red eyes lit from inside the head, no fixture needed
Weather-cast finish that holds up wet

Does it move or make sound?

No. It is a groundbreaker: the pose comes from how you stake it, not from a motor. Nothing to trigger and nothing to reset between groups.

Do the eyes really light up?

Yes, the red glow is built into the head, so she reads at night without you running a fixture or a cord out to the middle of the yard.

How do I set it up?

Stake her tilted toward the street instead of flat on the grass. That angle is the whole difference between a witch coming up out of the dirt and a mask lying in the yard.

Can it stay out in the rain?

The finish is cast for weather and holds up wet, so she can go out early in the month and stay out through the run of the season.

Where does it work best?

Open ground with room around her — a lawn or a bed where the lean reads from the sidewalk, rather than tight against a wall.

How does it store?

Pull the stake, shake the grass off the gauze, fold the hands in, and she packs back down flat.

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