Halloween Spooky Town Decorations

With several moving pieces and eerie lights, the set can be designed to attract a child’s eye.  Having an amusing decoration adds to the enjoyment as Halloween is anticipated.  And, with the smaller pieces being set up together, the arrangement of the design can change from year to year, keeping the decoration fresh.

One nice thing about Spooky Town is the pieces are scaled to work together.  Otherwise, one could get a streetlight larger than a building.  That does not happen here.  The pieces are designed to be parts of an extensive set.  They use the same scale.  This makes adding to the set easy.  It is not necessary to buy the entire set all at once.

I was walking through a hobby store, Michaels, and heard Halloween music.  I walked to the source of the sound, and I found an elaborate display.  Many of the pieces have movement, and those do require batteries. 

I have not discovered any piece that makes the music.  I suspect it was added by the store.

Streetlights make a prime example of the twists.  The lights can be pumpkins, ghosts, or even snowmen.  Just about every part of Spooky Town has a twist to make it a little scary.

The village has many pieces that represent stores.  The names on the stores are not normal names, but rather are names that have a spooky meaning.  This adds to the delight, and humor, of the display. 

Several display platforms are available to serve at the focal point of your display.  Some have multiple tiers.  Others are somewhat flat.  Depending on the extent of your display, you can use one or more platforms. 

Some pieces have a place to add water.  The water is used to produce a fog effect.  Imagine eerie lights glowing through fog. 

Some pieces have small, removable parts, such as small pumpkins that can be taken out of a truck.  This allows flexibility, but care should be exercised in using such pieces in the presence of small children or inquisitive pets.

I cannot fully show the wide variety of Spooky Town pieces available.  This is a rather large set, and different people will prefer different things.  Just a few pieces are inappropriate, such as a church or cathedral and cannot be recommended, but most are good fun.

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