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Cool.
Thanks for posting that.
where can we find gemmys stuff for this year. I tried their site, nothing.
Thanks for posting that.
where can we find gemmys stuff for this year. I tried their site, nothing.
Dead Lift Zombie
Here is the Dead Lift Zombie prop that will be available soon at http://www.spirithalloween.com
(not yet available at the time of this post/expected 2-4 weeks)
I believe that this is exclusive to Spirit Halloween.
Dead Lift Zombie:
Slowly Rises up from the ground (over 42" high) moaning with creepy background music and bells, soud activated, Eyes light up, screams for brains, Head turns side to side ,eye lights up red.
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(not yet available at the time of this post/expected 2-4 weeks)
I believe that this is exclusive to Spirit Halloween.
Dead Lift Zombie:
Slowly Rises up from the ground (over 42" high) moaning with creepy background music and bells, soud activated, Eyes light up, screams for brains, Head turns side to side ,eye lights up red.
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That looks like a must have.Here I thought I only wanted micheal this year but so far I have seen several things I want.
Larry do you know if they will offer the buy one get one half off like they did last year?
Larry do you know if they will offer the buy one get one half off like they did last year?
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looks like it uses the arms to rise up, kinda like the "Heads Up" prop in reverse. Looks interesting.
I like the idea, but my greatest concern would be - is it mositure / water proof?
Clearly this prop would be most impressibe in a cemetary scene. This means outside. Outside in October means dew in the grass and likely a sprinkle or two, even in So Cal. So will this prop impress for a short while then freeze up because moisture infiltrates its workings?
Gemmys are cool, but I need to amortize their cost over more than one Halloween.
Clearly this prop would be most impressibe in a cemetary scene. This means outside. Outside in October means dew in the grass and likely a sprinkle or two, even in So Cal. So will this prop impress for a short while then freeze up because moisture infiltrates its workings?
Gemmys are cool, but I need to amortize their cost over more than one Halloween.
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It would be good to see the specs on whether this was addressed in the design.I like the idea, but my greatest concern would be - is it mositure / water proof?
Clearly this prop would be most impressibe in a cemetary scene. This means outside. Outside in October means dew in the grass and likely a sprinkle or two, even in So Cal. So will this prop impress for a short while then freeze up because moisture infiltrates its workings?
Gemmys are cool, but I need to amortize their cost over more than one Halloween.
Not sure of what promotions they are going to have. I know that for some things, I am not going to wait. The Michael Myers will no doubt sell out, so I am getting that one right away.
I will be getting info on the SpiritHalloween Gemmy stuff. Not sure about the other products. I will let you know what I find out
Thanks all.
If they did, it will be first. I like my numerous Gemmys, but they're always displayed under cover.
We all should have guessed that, looking at the picture.
Hope Spirit considered where the prop is likely to be displayed and made it moisture resistant.
I have one spirt prop ... a very early head lifter ... that is completely latex covered (except the plastic bottom - see him in the Freddy's Furnace pic in my album) and would probably work ok in an uncovered environment - if set up off the ground. The life of the latex would be shortened, but until it dried and cracked it would work ok in a cemetary - but non directly on the ground.
FWIW
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Do you have to dig a hole for this thing or does it lay flat when down???
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