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BUCKY, THE WONDER SKELETON
 The sight of a skeleton hanging from your favorite
tree or from a beam on Halloween (or if you're like us all year long) is a very creepy
sight indeed. But, tying an authentic Hangman's noose is one of those elusive techniques
that seems to be forgotten shortly after learning how it's done. After all, how often do
most people tie a Hangman's noose?
 The instructions for tying the Hangman's Knot are pictured on the
right. The hangman's noose requires a lot more rope than you might think.
We prefer to use 1/2" or
5/8" rope, that is at least 16 feet long. This will give you a noose rope about six
feet long. Thick, hemp type rope can usually be bought at your local hardware store by the
foot.
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This
noose is the real thing! Never put this noose over a living persons head and never
play hangman. Do not leave where children can access it. Don't take any risk that could
result in a deadly accident. If you are not a responsible adult, do not make or use a
hangman's noose! If you're not sure if you are a responsible adult, do not make or use a hangman's noose! We except no
responsibility for the irresponsible use or misuse of this prop
by irresponsible persons.
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 The are
so many spooky things you can do with these skeletons, and at under $130.00, Bucky is a
great addition to your Halloween decor.
Visit the Special Effects & Props section
of the Halloween Online Magazine website for lot's of great skeleton "how-to" articles. You can
also buy individual skeleton body parts, which are great for creating scary props and
decorations!
Bucky Skeletons are available
from
Halloween
Connection
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