Foam Halloween Decor

Loopy Leonard Decapitated Clown Prop

Transform your haunted attraction into a nightmare circus with the Foam Filled Loopy Leonard Decapitated Clown Prop. This intensely creepy severed head prop brings the bloody lore of the Butcher of Notting Hill straight to your USA Halloween display, guaranteeing absolute terror for your guests.

Product Features & Material Details

• Highly detailed decapitated clown character officially known as Loopy Leonard.
• Constructed from premium latex and completely foam-filled for realistic weight and durability.
• Prop measures a highly visible 9.5 inches in length by 7.5 inches in width.
• Features intricate, gruesome paintwork representing a cold storage trophy aesthetic.
• Designed to retain its shape perfectly over the years due to the solid foam interior.

Exciting Use Cases & Buyer Benefits

This foam-filled severed head is the ultimate addition to any professional haunted house, scary carnival maze, or home yard display in America. Because it is foam-filled, it will not collapse or dent like hollow props, making it incredibly durable for high-traffic haunts. You can hang it from a meat hook, place it in a bloody cooler, or use it as a terrifying tabletop centerpiece to ensure your carnival theme is completely unforgettable.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the backstory of this clown prop?

Loopy Leonard is a headless circus clown who angered the wrong person and became a trophy for the Butcher of Notting Hill.

What materials are used to make this prop?

The exterior is made from high-quality latex, and the interior is fully foam-filled.

What are the dimensions of the severed head?

The prop measures approximately 9.5 inches long by 7.5 inches wide.

Is this prop hollow or solid?

This is a solid prop because it is entirely foam-filled to maintain its shape and durability.

Can I use this for a professional haunted house?

Yes, its durability and highly realistic, gruesome detail make it perfect for professional haunts.

Is this suitable for outdoor display?

Yes, but like all latex props, it should be kept out of direct, prolonged sunlight to protect the paint.