My 4 year old son is currently fascinated / disturbed by the concept of Siren Head after seeing a few videos and pictures online. Nothing too scary of course, but the siren sound and the tall beastie creeping in the woods was enough to capture his imagination. He asked me to make a small Siren Head for his Legos, which I did. The small-scale Siren Head was about 6 inches tall and I used Lego bricks attached to his feet to allow him to stand with his Legos. I had a pair of extra traffic cones left over from his build and decided to build a larger one for my classroom role-playing game board for students to interact with.

My larger Siren Head is made from a pair of Magic Tracks traffic cones which have been sanded down and attached to a dowel rod. I used twist ties and hot glue to secure the head piece together and then used a skeleton rib cage from cheap "skeleton garland". I had an extra pelvis from a plastic frog skeleton and had some copper wire lying around to use as the skeleton for the arms and legs. I then used a combination of glue, paper towels, and hot glue to make the piece one set. I made the mouths out of cut skulls from the garland set. The hands and legs were created from a "bag of skeleton hands". I went with a color scheme and siren layout consistent with the most frequent depictions of the character I could find. The arms and legs are a little more bulky than I had envisioned, but since this was a quick build, I didn't mind. I also know the limbs should be more skeletal but I did this one just for fun. Thank you for looking!