I want to buy it as a stage prop. Is it self standing?
348654
no but the bottom is hollow and could be filled with cement to make it free standing. I absolutely love this lamp on my lawn. It is secured by 3-6 inch nail-like pins that go into the ground through holes in the bottom of the base.
348655
The base will allow it to stand on its own, however it will not be steady. You could bolt it to 3/4" board aboult 18"x18" and that would make it pretty steady
348656
It's base isn't very large. It may be stable if it isn't touched, being only about 10 or 12 inches across. I wouldn't know about the whole item as the one I received didn't include the post. Apparently a vendor oversight.
825838
yes, it will stand up on it's own but I can't be sure about how tall it is, except that when I lined it up with my hand/arm it was pretty human like and even.
1300276
Yes, it will stand up on its own. (BTW, kudos for spelling "its" correctly both times.)
1241242
The mounting hardware was for a wall mount. I made my own stand and placed my prop on a shelf. Prop is well made but not prohibitively heavy so one could make his own hanger.
2004011
Just like it shows in the picture. It will stand in a portrait position. It is fairly sturdy, but dont put too much weight on it.
1028992
It is basically like a brick. There no stand to mount it on. No hardware comes with it. If you are creative you may be able to figure out how to prop it up but again it's a kind of like a brick, just longer and a little thinner than a standard brick.
238495
Absolutely free standing. I'd send a photo if I were home. I feared it might fall forward, nut it has been up and solid for months now. Even when driving in and out, with constant door opening and closing. You need not worry about that.
859275
This is pretty sturdy. I've used it as a stage prop for awhile and its still in great shape.
984243
I didn't, it was meant to be displayed on the kitchen counter for the kids/guests. It works well as a playful decoration. There are other machines on Amazon that you can consider that include a stand or have a stand built in, however it turns a fun little thing into a piece of furniture. I have a big Gumball machine acquired years ago that only collects dust in my basement. This was chosen specifically for home use because it didn't require/need a stand.
80654
Yes, it will stand up on it's own. No stakes needed. It lays flat for storage but pops open and up when you start to open it. It could be used on any surface.
333517
The box it comes in can be used as one, but it does not come with a stand itself.
421529
It does not stand on its own it's more of a wall devote but every heavy I had to nail it in to my wall it's in 3 together prices that are connected my little circles so it folds on its self for best storage it's very realistic but again won't stand on its own comes in one peice but to heavy for just stands tape to put on wall hope that helps
906049
I don't understand your first question but yes it stands on its own but not vertically only horizontally
1810766
Yes, the torso stands on its own. That can be pretty handy when you're changing clothes to just set it aside or it could be displayed on its own.
1010728
Yes, the stand is seen in the picture but it's not very stable and I purchased a heavier one according to suggestions from other users.
564323
Yes it will stand up on its own, but is a little top heavy. I would remove the mirror or attach the strap lower if possible.
230595
It will hold a shape. It would probably stand on its own but it will need supported. It is made out of wire.