Holidayana Halloween Evil Witch Animatronics, 5ft 2in Animated Decoration, Standing Witch Scary Decoration Outdoor Motion & Sound Activated

I have to tell you, I paid $99.99 plus shipping and taxes for a piece of badly moulded plastic and fabric. I'm actually embarrassed with myself for being taken in by this cheap looking junk. I'm annoyed with myself for being ripped off, my hard earned money taken from me. The photos make this product look awesome, it's not. It's cheap, probably cost about $12 to make if that.Keep your hard earned cash guys, total rip off, gutted...

Amazon had me return and shipped a new one which I never received

A lot of family complimented the clown. I stuffed the legs with packing paper. It shows 1000% better.

The clown’s face is extremely creepy and perfect. He has a few different sayings when he’s activated. He scares almost every guest. My biggest issue is how cheaply it’s made. I had to hot glue his outfit back together after the shirt and pants separated from the adhesive. It was easy to assemble. Overall, I am very happy with him! He’s a perfect addition to our Halloween collection. 🎃

Note: I'm not sure what the "Sheerness" option in the star review sections is meant to refer to. I took it to mean the witch's clothing. Since it is light-weight and she has no body, I assumed that means her clothimg is "sheer". In that, depending on the product that could be a goid or bad thing. For the witch, I don't consider it a good thing when it is windy.The Swamp Witch arrived sooner than expected (she must've found a good tail wind).I had no "come-apart" issues mentioned by others (i.e., face separated from the head-mold). It was easy to assemble (just need to put the standing post and the walking stick together).I like the look of the face and hands; they are as scary and detailed as shown in the seller's photo. Note: the hands are stiff though, so you can't really pose them (the fingers aren't mobile, etc). The clothing is as fun-ragged and creepy as shown in the photo.Issues:1. As noted by other customers, the clothing is quite light (gauze-like) so even a little breeze blows the clothimg away from the pole and hinders the overall effect of the solid and scary face and hands. I was able to redolve that quote easily by adfi g adfitional material (I happen to have a few yards of Halloween-themed material, which I wrapped, drapped, and attached under the creepy gause materia. It is sufficient and substantial enough to not only hide the pole, but give the witch's body the substance she deserves. I had to steak and tie (hidden) the original cape to the ground to prevent it from blowing up during wind. If you are willing to do all that, I hope you'll be as satisfied as I am with the result. It makes the witch as "solid" looking as in the seller's photos -- and with the face design (which is as good as pictured), she's getting lots of ooos and ahhhs from the neighbors.2. The post itself comes in three parts tgat fit together easily. Nevertheless, I didn't bother with the plastic, three-prong base that is provided (identical to the ones sold with other animitronic creatures via your local W-mart-like places). That base might work if you have your witch inside, but it will be knocked over at the slightest breeze outside. Instead, I took a piece of narrow pvc piping (which I cut [sawed] to about 12 inches in length, spraypainted it black, and hammered it to about 6 inches into the ground. Then, I just slid the botton of the witches pole into the top-side of the pvc, letting it settle down into it. With it nested 6 inches, that witch is going nowhere ecen on a blustery October night.3. The walking stick (made in three parts to join together). This was, in my opinion, the weakest link in the design [excluding the battery compartment, which I note next]. The "stick" is just plastic, and amateurish in its construction. The three pieces are NOT seamlessly joined; even a fice yeat-old can see the joins. To me, it looked cartoon Flintstone-ish. My perso al resolution: I didn't use the plastic "stick"; I used a real one instead (I happen to have an old beat-up branch from my past that had a weather-worn face carved in it. It looksmore realistic [because it us] and far less comical [in a bad way] than the plastic, poorly painted "stick" provided. Whatever stick the seller used in the photo either was shaded/angled/doctored in a way that made it look far superior to the actual product, or a different stick entirely was used in the photo. The stick you see in the photo of my witch in my yard is of my own creation and real. My suggestion is that folks just find themselves a real stick with character. FYI: because the witch's hands are solid and not posable, unless your stick can't be set in tightly between her immobile finger and thumb, a bit of descrete tyimg-in-place may be needed.4. Unexceptable issue: Unfortunately, I've experienced this same problem with other cheaply "made-in-C" animitronic battery boxes. Not only is the box that holds the batteries made of soft, low-quality plastic, but the screw that holds the battery compartment closed is made of cheap, flimsy metal. As has happened before with similar poor-quality fabrications, when I tried to unscrew it, the chesp metal caused the screw to strip. Thus, unless [and until] I break-snap the weak plastic of the battery compartment, I have been unable to use the animated features of the witch. Since the selker offers only a limited supply, I'm not bothering to rerurn it. The witch is scary enough without the electronic animation [glowing eyes] -- but no way should it have been priced as hogh as it was listed is the seller is just using the same-old "made-in-C" cheap, easily stripped screws. A product is only as good as its weakest link [weak screw]. Since I almost certain I am not the only one who has experienced these instantly strpped screws from this or similarly low-quality made boxes -- any seller who sells these must already be fully aware of the likelihood. No excuse for the impact to customers, and unfortunately it means we can't trust buying animitronics in the future. At least not until the seller buys higher quality battery boxes (preferably from trustworthy regions).Bottom line (final result). The witch ended up looking great. This was due IN PART to the design of the face, and the clothing (although the clothing needs to be supplimented by the customer if the witch is to be outside and not look flimsy frim the neck down). This was also due IN AT LEAST EQUAL PART by my having to make significant alterations/additions (as noted above).

This dude is creepy reminds me of the Chainsaw Massare the Movie. Happy with this purchase.

Broke after 2 days of normal use. The spring in the motor which retracts the head after popping up, isn't working any more. I used indoors, carefully, and only under normal use.The motor does not retract any longer, leaving this animatronic prop unusable. Poor design. I will be returning.

Pop up girl. Assembly was very easy, you build the base and the pole and simply attach the pole to the holder at the bottom of the witches body. First time I turned it on it made a very loud clicking sound like gears turning and the head didn’t pop up at all. Seconds later I smelled burning plastic and saw that the head was smoking. Quickly took out the batteries and put the whole thing outside afraid it was going to catch fire.

Entrega rápida y completa excelente plataforma. El costo del proveedor elevado en mi opinión vs la calidad de los materiales del producto.

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