Beistle Wild West Shootout Props Wall Add-Ons

I cut these out and pasted them (using Mod Podge) onto cardboard from a washing machine box I got from my local hardware store. I nailed them to trees on my property - the shoot out guys were probably the coolest ones in my opinion. I read other reviews talking about the size so I was content with them. My guests thought they look really cute. This was for my 4 year old son's cowboy birthday party.

Yes, they are images printed on thin plastic which you have to cut out yourself. I included a few pictures which include my initial quick cut as well as the far more tedious careful cutting around the edges. If you tape them to the wall you don’t have to be as careful. I also highly recommend using double sided tape. I’m still trying to figure out where to put the rest, but they look good when I put the work in. Four stars for the quality imagery and price, knocked off the fifth star for all the work I have to do.

This is like a huge wall poster it is not a prop! So disappointed when I opened this! Was supposed to be for my sons Wild West theme for his figurines. When it says props, you figure , paper doll type props, a little stiffness and small/ medium size! NOPE flimsy as mess! And HUGE! I guess their definition of prop is different from mine! Oh and it is not separate pieces as shown in the picture! Very deceiving! It’s all on this poster size flimsy plastic!

Perfect decor for my western theme party

Not as big as I had hoped. But will make do.

Nice cutouts and they worked perfectly for our Western Pastoral Anniversary Theme.

Had to cut out. To much work!

I bought these picture props to help turn our living and dining rooms into the Wild West for the western-themed party we gave for Halloween. They are larger than I expected, and printed on plastic, not paper. I didn't know how I was going to hang them on the walls as I had planned, but then I tried making them cling to our large windows, and- voila! They made it almost seem as though we were looking out our windows onto a shoot-out at the OK corral! I only had to add a tiny bit of clear tape to the smallest figure to keep it attached to the window. However, beware: if you don't have large picture windows, several of the pictures will be too large to fit inside the frames.

Had to cut it out and actually very small but made it work for our western themed party - outdoors so we put in cardboard and did a 3 d effect at the back of our yard- grand kids loved it