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Fingers don't move, but can be bent - which worked just fine. It's a styrofoam tombstone, it's not going to be phenomenal - but it's unique. You can buy a tiny stone for $10 or this one which is different from the rest for [$]. I used spanish moss with it which makes it better.

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Very unique look - I got a lot of compliments on it. The hands do come straight but you can carefully bend at the joints to give the hands a curving around look like the product picture. Only issue I had is that the crypt lid is a totally seperate piece from the bottom part - if there's ANY wind, you run the risk of it blowing away. I ended up putting a small hole in one corner and twist tied it to the bottom piece that is secured to the ground (which worked well enough).

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[...]. The description says that it is two pieces of tombstone when in fact it is three pieces (tombstone itself and then two pieces for the escaping hands to come out of which are very visible in the picture). Anyway, the hands are not as pictured, they are not jointed and can't move. One of them came broken and had the stake that you drive into the ground completely through the hand (no big deal I wasn't planning on using them anyway because I read previous reviews stating they don't move). But overall, it is cheap stryofoam so it is very easily broken. It's like something you could pick up at [...], thankfully I didn't spend more than [$] for it. It has no instructions on how to get the two pieces to stay open, it just comes with three ground stakes. The bloody cloth is a plus but kind of pointless for a cemetery plot with SKELETAL hands; not like they could bleed right? But besides on the neg. stuff, it's not too shabby. It is unique and will go great with my other graveyard tombstones and such on Halloween.

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We utilized this tombstone kit with skelaton in an outdoor graveyard scene, and have received several "that's way cool" and "Whoa that's creepy" comments from the neighborhood kids so far.

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I used this tombstone as part of a display at work. The only thing I did not like was that the picture of the item was a little off. The hands do not bend around the top of the grave plate. Would look better if they did as shown. But I still really like it.

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Using it in our Halloween cemetery, lots of fun, simple to use.

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I built my own cemetary out in my front yard with the Spirit Halloween fences. So I added the tombstone for a scary effect. We had to add some duct tape to make it just like the picture! But it really was small so I added another tombstone to fill the space inside the fence. It doesn't look bad now. I added some spiders and rats and makes it look like two kids are buried in there. But I wouldn't recommend it for an adult size tombstone!

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Easy to set up. Stores compactly. Great effect fo your yard haunt.