The act of altering the points of articulation on a simulated skeletal figure, typically associated with the Halloween season, involves changing the original structure or function of these connecting areas. As an example, this may include reinforcing weakened junctions to enhance pose stability or adding hinges to enable a broader range of motion than originally designed.
The practice offers multiple advantages. It allows for greater customization in display arrangements, creating more dynamic and realistic poses. This can lead to visually engaging decorations suitable for both amateur enthusiasts and professional event designers. Historically, simple modifications were common, but advancements in materials and techniques have made more elaborate alterations possible, increasing creative possibilities.
