RubiesMen's Prop Stage Hands

Worked perfectly for the props I built. Hollow plastic hand - looks very realistic.

I read the reviews and decided to purchase this because1. It was cheaper than getting some of the other single hands2. I knew I would be painting the hand no matter which one I ordered3. I only needed the right hand so that I would have Thing from Addams FamilyOnce I painted the hand it looked normal. Hubby paints miniatures so I had flesh colors to turn this into something more realistic. Two coats over the entire hand and a slightly different color for the nails and I had exactly what I was looking for. I'm going to put velcro on it and the outfit to be worn and it's going to look marvelous!

Great deal & fairly hard plastic.I'm using it for a Halloween mud monster prop. & For a life size mud monster faux Joseph Christmas statue.I'll probably hide the fused fingers under the design of fabric.It's 1/3 the price of a similar male prop hands ( that doesn't have fused fingers).Thus is the second time I've purchase these, so I do recommend them if you can work with the fused fingers on one hand.

After reading the reviews, I decided to buy these because I wanted the best-looking of the two hands as a prop for my Cousin Itt and Thing costume. The package arrived on time and in good condition. For what it cost, I wish both hands looked good, but one of them has fingers that look oddly fused and in an unnatural, unattractive pose. The other one will work just fine. If you're looking for Thing, this will probably work better than any"thing" else available because it doesn't look gory. I don't know what I will use the other one for, but I'll keep it in case someone needs me to give them a hand .....

How perfect if you are looking for the THING from Addams Family this is perfect. I tied and sewed it with clear fishing line onto my daughter’s shoulder/upper arm of her costume she was Wednesday and she looooved the hand sitting on her, she got lots of compliments. It comes with both hands we just used one. It’s a thick plastic hand, pretty hard not rubbery it’s not soft or bendy. So I had to tie the fish line to the hand and secure the line then sew that onto the costume and it was a tad heavy it pulls the costume down so you need to let it just sit on your shoulder.

Added this to a Wednesday Addams costume,Took the advice of reviews and attached it with velcroGreat additionThe hand is just peach plastic, I used eyeshadow to contour the veins and add some "creepy" thing vibe to it , make it look more alive (?)Eyeshadow stayed on the plastic hand surprisingly long enoughSame as everyone says, other hand is useless

I worked well!

OK - As many people are doing, I needed this for an Addams Family costume. Fortunately, I only need one hand, and one of them is pretty much dead-on (pun intended...) The basic shape and closed back were perfect, and accurately represent "Thing" from the Addams Family.As mentioned in other reviews, the color may not be as pale as you may want. I found that leaving it outdoors in the sun for a few days helped to fade the color into just the right hue and translucency. The nails can be detailed with some white paint and clear, for that perfectly manicured look.The hand is slightly flexible, but don't count on this bending like rubber or latex. It won't. It's pretty stiff, as the dismembered hand from a dead person is likely to be. It can be attached to your costume using Velcro and is durable to last for many Halloweens to come.Now as for the "other" hand in the set, well let's just call him Thing's ugly stepbrother. That one looks much less realistic, with three fingers sloppily molded together. With a little creativity and some desperation, you may be able to find a purpose for this hand as well. Use your imagination...Have fun with these and remember to avoid taking any hand outs this Halloween!