Cardboard PeopleAmerican Alligator Life Size Cardboard Cutout Standup

This things is huge and has great picture quality. Used it for son’s birthday but it’s so good that we’ve kept it as a piece of home decor lol! Now I can’t picture my life without him. Well-worth the money and if you can get it during a holiday sale, it’s great value!

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Dr. Croc as we called him was a great prop for our event. We had lots of fun using him as a picture prop. Thank you Amazon!!

Nice size and good details in photo. Cardboard is fairly clean at the edges. One unusual and attention-getting cutout standee. But know the provided stand may not be enough, due to its weight and horizontal orientation. I used dowels and duct tape reinforcement on the back to better support and straighten its head and tail. I also added a removable counterweight to the provided stand for stability -- and also attached small casters for "rolling" him around.Just know it may require a bit of "crafting" to make it more stable and usable. I don't fold it, so that works out. As the nursery rhyme says and "The Big Guy" seems to be "thinking": "For I'm Off To Louisiana, For To See My Susi-anna. Singing Polly Wolly Doodle All The Day..." ("We" don't know...he could have a Susi-anna down in the swamp for all "we" know). LOL!I keep him in front of a window -- see photo one -- and he gets a double take often from the occasional passerby. It could be possible to create some kind of nesting area to conceal the white bottom area (shown in photo two) -- which would enhance the "realism" to a better degree. Just a fun thing to have around, with him "affectionately" and humorously known as "Dumb Animal" around here.-------------------Update: I masked the white base area by using rolled dry moss sheeting and affixing it with fabric adhesive. It just takes a bit of "crafting," which I'm not the best at doing, to trim around the photo edges. Preserving its white claw outlines was the trickiest bit. Now "it" has a "3D terrain" effect for a more "realistic" (in quotes) effect. Then the entire front was clear coated using an enamel spray. These modifications are (hopefully) shown in photo four. After all, if you have a cardboard alligator, why not have some fun with "it"?

Even with the instructions both myself or my friend could figure out how to use the stands to prompt it up