Bucky skull on Costco Skelly

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.

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.

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.

foolishmortal42 said:

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.

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Thank you so much!

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.