[Rowedude]

I'm building a talking skull using a bucky skull, however I need to mount said skull on a Costco skeleton's body. Any tips on how to do this?

 

[Danski]

I will be following this closely as I am in the exact same situation. I am also considering a spiderhill swaying zombie kit or the leering kit if it gets released. please share any tips or close up photos if you take any. Would be much appreciated.

 

[foolishmortal42]

There is another current thread from a member that bought a talking skull from fright props and mounted it on a Costco skeleton. In his post he has a video where he shows how he attached it. Check out that thread. I think he used a threaded rod and zip tied it to the skeleton.

http://www.halloweenforum.com/halloween-props/135241-i-got-new-talking-skull-frightprops.html This is the post. It is near the end of the video.

 

[Danski]

Yes thank you- I do remember seeing that one now. One difference between mine and that one is that mine doesn't have the threaded rod but a 3/4 slip fitting coming out of the bottom. I'm sure there would be some way to get the size down smaller if I can figure it out somehow. I think that's why I was considering the spiderhill props, they are already pvc. Thanks for the reminder though. I completely forgot he showed that in there.

 

[Rowedude]

There is another current thread from a member that bought a talking skull from fright props and mounted it on a Costco skeleton. In his post he has a video where he shows how he attached it. Check out that thread. I think he used a threaded rod and zip tied it to the skeleton.

http://www.halloweenforum.com/halloween-props/135241-i-got-new-talking-skull-frightprops.html This is the post. It is near the end of the video.

Thank you so much!

 

[clem222]

Secured torso to a chair then ran 3/4 rod down skeleton spine and locked to chair with nuts (above/below seat). Then attach skull (using Skulltronix) to rod running out of top of spine. With this setup I can safely store skull separately from torso/chair.