Key Features
- Detailed polyresin Halloween table accent featuring the Isle of Creepy Jacks scene.
- Approximate size 6.69 in H x 12.05 in W x 10.24 in D for impactful tabletop display.
- Multicolor design with a giant jack-o'-lantern, spooky tree, pumpkins, and rocky island base.
- Made of durable polyresin/resin construction for finely sculpted details.
- Includes 4.5V adaptor and operates via an on/off switch for easy use.
- Lighted feature illuminates the scene for added Halloween atmosphere.
- Animated effects with pumpkin-headed figures revolving around the tree.
- Smoke effect creates “fog” that spreads from the mouth of the huge pumpkin.
- Designed as a Spooky Town village table accent to coordinate with other Lemax pieces.
- Indoor tabletop décor ideal for Halloween villages, mantels, or seasonal displays.
Description
Create a wonderfully eerie focal point in your Halloween village with the Lemax Isle of Creepy Jacks, a lighted, animated table accent powered by a 4.5V adaptor. Designed for indoor tabletop display, this detailed piece turns any surface into a spooky waterfront island where jack-o'-lanterns rule the night.
The multicolor scene is crafted from polyresin and resin, showcasing a towering jack-o'-lantern cave, rocky cliffs, a crooked dock, and a gnarled tree surrounded by glowing pumpkins. Integrated lighting highlights the mystical tree, tiny buildings, and pathways, while the sculpted details and hand-painted finish capture the charm of Lemax Spooky Town.
Ideal for a mantel, sideboard, or as the centerpiece of your Spooky Town layout, this table accent draws the eye with its motion, light, and fog effects. Simply plug in the included adaptor and use the on/off switch to enjoy the animated pumpkin-headed figures revolving around the tree and the smoke feature that creates a foggy pool at the pumpkin’s mouth.
Released in 2022 as part of the Spooky Town collection, this collectible village piece adds story and atmosphere to your seasonal display, suggesting an island where Halloween pumpkins are born and gather before heading out to porches and pathways each October.