Harris Skully - The floating skull

You draw attention to a box on your table. You gesture mysteriously, leaving your audience in a state of anticipation as to what might be hidden inside.

Now place a large cloth over the box, and it immediately begins to rumble inside. You hold the cloth by two corners. Then the object breaks free from the box and rises up under the cloth...

The contours of something are clearly visible, but no one yet suspects what is now floating up beneath the cloth and dragging you along with it.

Something floats down again and slowly emerges from behind the cloth. It's Skully, the floating skull!

Skully can float like other "zombies." But Skully can do more , because he's much smarter than floating balls or Coke bottles.

Skully can look at individual people in the audience and answer questions. He can not only nod "Yes!" , he can also shake his head "No!" !!!
>>>No other zombie can do that!

You receive:
Skully (hat size 58 – so from lower jaw to bald head about 21 cm!), a scarf, and two "zombie" gimmicks. One is the standard gimmick, which allows you to present Skully like other "zombies."

The second gimmick is a very special one, unlike anything you've ever seen before. This gimmick allows Skully to move his skull back and forth. The angle of movement is approximately 70°, and you control the speed.

Only a small number of these gimmicks were produced, so the Skully edition is limited to a few pieces.

The skull is delivered in a box, which you can assemble yourself using the instructions for the opening sequence.

If you're hesitant about this craft, you can also skip the cardboard and place Skully on the table with the cloth covering it, and begin your routine that way. A suitable holder is also included.

Caution: You need a normal, strong hand to perform Skully. Therefore, this trick is unfortunately unsuitable for children and people with delicate hands!