Morris Costumes Dummy Full Size with Hands - 6 ft

With this purchase, I now have 4 of these dummies. There are so many ways to use them, so I try to buy another each year to add to my Halloween decorations.

Actually i cant lie here. I love the idea of the purchase for halloween. Wished i would have used it, but it's still in the box waiting . Maybe next year will be less busy.

I needed two life size dummies for a project that I was working on. I searched the web and Walmart offered the best price for the two dummies. I had already read a review and knew that I would have to put some additional stuffing in the dummies. No problem. Walmart had some pillows for $2.50 a piece (the best price around) and I bought two of them and put them inside the dummies' chest cavities. Filled them up nicely. They are now dressed up and ready for Halloween.

Exactly what I expected, I have a life size jigsaw dummy and a life size chucky doll, These life size dolls are highly recommend especially for Halloween, every year we change the characters! We are absolutely buying another pair next year.

nice dummy form for decorating

I used two of these dummies for different areas of my Haunted Tour, each one playing a specific role. The pros: One was for hanging upside down, one was used in a fall prank. Both were decent for their size and shape to convince people that they were looking at a rough body shape. They're lightweight and easy to move around and pose, and take watered-down paint well when being painted to represent skin tones. The cons: They aren't stuffed enough to have convincing bulk for a body. A quick trip to the store for extra fiber stuffing fixed that. Each body needs about five more pounds of fiber to fill out the features. The hands are over large to the scale of the body but since mine were either wrapped in a muslin shroud or had work gloves on, it didn't matter. The size of the head is too small in scale to the rest of the body. That is easily fixed with wrapping of more muslin to build up the thickness. The feet are designed to fit into shoes, only if the dummy is in a static pose. Since one of mine was being dropped every five minutes, the shoes wouldn't stay on without being glued or riveted to the fabric. This is a specific fix for the dummy being used in an extreme situation, instead of just as a pose figure, so it's not really a con in general. My solution was to just go without shoes since the guests wouldn't really be able to tell if the falling dummy had them on or not. Overall these dummies were a great value for me not having to make them, their size and shape worked out for the haunts I designed and they held up to repeated drops and spills.

I brought this item September 2013 for my son's halloween party. I read the previous reviews so I already knew what to expect. They were correct, it just needs a little more stuffing. I'm actually going to purchase a second one.

I liked the Stuffed Dummy but he needed help. Not only did I need to add more stuffing, I had to make a PVC frame for his waste, spine, shoulders and head. His head wouldn't stay up without it. Once I did that he was fine. I put a costume on him and he is ready for Halloween. He is good for what I paid. Certainly cheaper than a real mannequin. He just needed a little help.

Floppy and thin. Would have been better with wire inside to at least make it posable. Wanted to use this to stage on my porch for halloween but it won't hold the mask or stay put.

Advertising is misleading. It is basically a poorly stuffed shaped pillow. Not poseable at all. Head flops to side. Way too expensive for such a cheap product. Would give minus 3 stars if possible. Do not recommend