Our Corpse Nightfall Halloween prop is hand-crafted with masterful form, anatomy, and detail for your spooky, scary scenes! Corpse Nightfall is life-sized and realistic, based on a 5'8" body. This is a piece of Halloween art, durably made out of high-quality materials, that you can use year after year. At approx. 4.5 feet long, this is an impressive Halloween prop.
Expertly hand sculpted and produced at Distortions Unlimited, this haunt prop is perfect for home haunts, Halloween decorating, professional attractions, horror scenes and more. Imagine how this ultra creepy corpse prop may be used in your own scene! Corpse Nightfall is half backed, made of latex, and foam filled. Sculpted by Jordu Schell at Distortions Unlimited. Each prop is hand painted at Distortions Unlimited in our Colorado, USA studios. This is a quality prop you can take pride in!
Distortions Unlimited has been making monsters for over 45 years and takes pride in creating the best Halloween props and animatronics for all of your haunt and decorating needs.
Materials- Latex Skin and foam filled. Small wire armature.
Size - Approx. 55" long x 16" wide x 10" high
Can I use Distortions Unlimited Props and Animatronics Outdoors?
Many of our customers use our products outside in their professional haunted houses, theme parks, events, or home yard haunts. However, the outdoor elements can degrade your prop over time so here are some tips if you plan to use your prop outside to help it last a long time.
Here's some tips for outside use:
- Sun damages latex over time. It would help the props if they were sprayed with Krylon UV Protectant Matte Clear Spray. Spray the latex every week. Also, MAKE SURE not to spray any ‘shiny’ parts as it will dull them.
- If a heavy rain is in the forecast, you can cover props with large heavy duty trash bags.
- You can also spray a fine mist of Flex Seal on the foam backs to help not absorb water.
- It's okay for props to get rained on, but don't let props SIT IN WATER. - Protect the power supplies, so they are not sitting in water.
- Sand bag or stake down so they don't get blown over by the wind.
- Make sure prop is totally DRY before putting away for the year.
