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Wexford Witch Animatronic
Wexford Witch Animatronic
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Sound-activated, outdoor, plug-in
The hooded witch that waits for footsteps
A standing witch in layered grey gauze over an olive shroud, hood pulled low across a sculpted face, one hand closed on a bent wooden staff and the other raised open. Sound triggers her, so she moves and calls out when a group comes up the walk. She plugs into 120V and lives on the front lawn.
What you get
- Sound trigger: voices, not a gusty night
- She moves and calls out when set off
- Grey gauze over an olive shroud
- Runs off a standard 120V outlet
- Stands out on the lawn all October
Why it holds up
She waits for voices, not wind
The trigger is sound, so she holds still through a gusty evening and goes off when a group comes up the walk. The scare lands on the people who earned it.
Built to stand out all October
UV-stable materials and weather-shielded electronics: the robes hold their color and the motor keeps working through a month on the lawn. She stays outside instead of coming in every night.
Plug her in where the walk turns
She runs off a 120V outlet, so she goes wherever the cord reaches. Set her at the bend in the walk, half behind a shrub, and the hood is the first thing that reads from the curb.
Sound-activated, plug-in
After the last group goes home
On Halloween night she works the walk from dusk until the porch light goes off, catching every group that comes up. In November she unplugs, the robes fold down, and she packs flat back into the tote until next year. Standard delivery runs 5 to 7 days, 3 to 4 on express.
- Sound trigger: she moves and calls out for the group on the walk
- Layered grey gauze over an olive shroud, hood pulled low
- One 120V cord, and she stays out all October
Specs
| Motion | Sound Activated |
| Power | Plug-In 120V |
| Use | Outdoor |
| Scare level | Slightly scary |
Questions people ask
What sets her off?
Sound. She holds still through a gusty evening and goes off when a group comes up the walk, so the scare lands on the people who earned it.
Does she need an outlet?
Yes, a standard 120V outlet, so she goes wherever the cord reaches.
Do I have to reset her between groups?
No. She works the walk on her own from dusk until the porch light goes off, with no operator and no cue to give.
Can she stay outside all month?
Yes. UV-stable materials and weather-shielded electronics mean the robes hold their color and the motor keeps working through a month on the lawn.
Where should she go?
At the bend in the walk, half behind a shrub, so the hood is the first thing that reads from the curb.
How does she store?
She unplugs, the robes fold down, and she packs flat back into the tote until next year.
Shipping and returns
Standard: 5–7 business days, free over $99. Express: 3–4 business days.
30 days from delivery, unused and in the box. Damaged on arrival: photo + order number and we replace it first.
Order by Tue, Oct 20 (standard) or Fri, Oct 23 (express) to have it in the yard by the 30th.
