Skeleton Duo Prop – set off by passersby, with banjo audio and lit eyes

Skeleton Duo Prop – it holds still until the hallway gets busy, then plays

A pair of skeletons that pick up on sound or movement and answer with music, spoken lines and blinking eye sockets. They run from a wall outlet, so there are no batteries to swap out mid-evening. The pair measures 40 x 10 x 4.5 cm and the joints fold.

Why choose this sensor-triggered skeleton prop?

Static props stop registering with visitors after the first look. A trigger flips that around: nothing happens until somebody comes near. That keeps it working all evening without anyone standing by a switch.

• Trigger by sound or movement: the routine starts on its own when someone walks past or speaks.
• Backlit eye sockets: the eyes blink along in time with the music.
• Banjo track with spoken lines: choose between lines in several languages or music on its own.
• Bendable limbs: the joints fold, so the pair sits on a shelf or hooks over an edge.
• Runs off the wall outlet: plug it in and it works, with no batteries in between.

Two skeletons that fill an evening without anyone having to watch them.

Put them in the hallway or near the door, where the most foot traffic passes and the trigger fires most often. Keep the outlet in mind, since the cord decides where they can stand. Fold the joints inward before storing and they go back in the box.

Specifications

• molded plastic
• 40 x 10 x 4.5 cm
• sound and motion trigger
• mains powered with a plug
• folding joints

Set them by the door and wait.