Michaels Halloween 2015: Lemax Spooky Town
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This short walkthrough tours the 2015 Lemax Spooky Town display at a Michaels craft store, showcasing that year's lineup of miniature Halloween village pieces. The collection features a wide variety of themed buildings and figures, including quirky and darkly humorous scenes. The video serves as a quick preview to help viewers know what to look for before heading to their local Michaels.
Key takeaways
- ◆The 2015 Lemax Spooky Town lineup is presented as a standout year for the collectible village series
- ◆Features a diverse mix of buildings and character figures with whimsical Halloween themes
- ◆Primarily serves as an in-store preview to inspire purchases at Michaels craft stores
- ◆Short runtime makes it a quick reference for collectors scoping out new pieces
Who this is for
Halloween village collectors and Lemax enthusiasts wanting a preview of the 2015 Spooky Town offerings at Michaels.
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