PHOBIAS Haunt Build 2014 Part 19: Mr. Marrow, The Pose-N-Stay Skeleton from Costco
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What this video covers
This is episode 19 in the ongoing 2014 PHOBIAS haunt build series, focusing on a new skeleton prop nicknamed Mr. Marrow. The featured prop is a poseable skeleton sourced from Costco, integrated into the creator's home haunt build. The video offers a close-up look at how the prop fits into the overall PHOBIAS theme.
Key takeaways
- ◆Introduces Mr. Marrow, a Pose-N-Stay skeleton from Costco, as a new addition to the PHOBIAS haunt
- ◆Pose-N-Stay skeletons allow for flexible, customizable positioning to suit a scene
- ◆Part of a long-running 2014 build series documenting the full haunt construction process
- ◆Demonstrates how a retail prop can be given character and personality within a themed haunt
Who this is for
Home haunters and haunt builders following along with the PHOBIAS build series or looking for skeleton prop ideas sourced from mainstream retailers.
Materials mentioned
- • Pose-N-Stay skeleton
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