Halloween is a magical time of year, whether you're into ghosts and goblins and skeletons or you're more of a unicorns and princesses person. And it's a time to give free reign to your inner crafter and let your creative juices flow.
Sometimes, you just need a little inspiration to get going, though, so here's some inspiration we can all get behind: costumes just for kids in wheelchairs. So much work has gone into them, and the smiles they've put on kids' faces show how worthwhile it all was.
And she didn't even need to find Platform 9 3/4!
Looks like it has plenty of room for candy inside, too!
They work with the costume, and they make trick or treating so much safer.
Of course, it just fires Nerf darts, but still, that's some awesome work.
It's downright majestic, creative and well executed, and again, much safer for trick or treating with those lights lit up.
Also, let's take a moment to appreciate those tank treads.
And as a bonus, those boots look perfect for a cool October night.
As do the speakers, to play the classic Ecto-1 siren and the theme music. Just some impressive work!
For some extra authenticity, those guns work — they fire Nerf darts loaded with glow sticks to make them look like laser cannons.
This Darth Vader/TIE Fighter costume might not have the best peripheral vision, but it's still pretty awesome. Glad they've got that light saber for visibility's sake, too.
But as large as it is, the wings fold up to make navigating tight spaces — and possibly trench runs — a little bit easier.
Honestly one of the best X-Wings I've seen out there, and the whole family is into it.
I'm sure this guy collected much more than just banana peels that Halloween!
I'd watch out for flying turtle shells around this guy!
I really want to know how his folks got the legs on the ant he's riding to move like that.
Can't you just picture this kid zooming around the neighborhood for Halloween?
And it's the first we've seen with damage painted on the sides, which looks totally cool.
And again, the headlights work, and the stop sign appears to have some nice reflective tape on it.
Who are we kidding, he'll definitely fill that thing with goodies.
Some amazing artwork, and don't we all want to drive the Zamboni?
Just don't want to watch the movie beforehand.
All aboard the Trick or Treat Express, next stop: Candytown!
You have to think they're going to catch all the goodies!
And she even has Rudolph in the lead!
