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thegraveyardtramp		#461	[-]
May 8 11 12:12 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Aweome Creature kits! http://john-harrison.blogspot.com SIN STREET SLEAZE (My Blog)
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septimuspretorius		#462	[-]
May 14 11 12:45 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I was just checking out the beautiful job done on all these kits and decided to share a few of my own- Here's the Polar Lights Wolf Man 1/4 scale cold-cast Porcelain kit that I recently finished. Thanks S.P.
septimuspretorius		#463	[-]
May 14 11 12:52 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	This is the Colin Clive as Henry Frankenstein resin kit called "Crazy Am I?" from Monsters In Motion. I added the skull and eyeball to the kit just for fun. Thanks, S.P.
wolfman66		#464	[-]
May 22 11 8:49 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here is some buildups that recently completed. Horizon Mummy on a base that created using aves sculpt. Blackhearts Curse of the werewolf bust 1.1 scale Metaluna Mutant by Geometric Billiken Mummy with custom base A/C wolfman by Monsters in Motion Billiken Saucerman with custom base
Hunch and Judy		#465	[-]
May 29 11 7:37 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Nice job on all of the kits guys! Wolfie, you're a building machine! I often wonder when you have time to sleep! Keep 'em coming! Jim and Judy's Horror Models WWW.jimandjudyshorrormodels.com The Music WWW.earthmanout.com
rvoyttbots		#466	[-]
Oct 22 11 8:09 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	That Saucer-man is so cool.
Robert Troch		#467	[-]
Mar 9 12 7:17 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Mitchellmania wrote: I was hoping to get a couple more done for this, but between a sinus infection and a twisted ankle, this is what I have: Luminators are great under a black light! I am working on Michael Myers and wished I had the money for the Headless Horseman- They would have been great! Maybe next year! That is a pretty cool set up! Have you finished the set yet? Robert T.
Robert Troch		#468	[-]
Mar 9 12 7:20 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	joeydrums13 wrote: Great to see so many of these together and built up! Robert T.
Robert Troch	Diorama of Miracles	#469	[-]
Mar 9 12 7:34 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	� � � Well ok.......................I have been putting off posting this here for a good while now until it was a little farther along but here it is. I call this huge thing the Diorama of Miracles (because it will be a miracle if I ever finish it!) It's a very big diorama that will hold about 170 characters! If you are interested in seeing some in progress pics you can see some here. �� Diorama of Miracles �You can also see my rationale for........no scratch that there is nothing rationale about this! Anyway the in progress diorama be at Jerseyfest in August, so you can go to the site to see about that exciting event AND read more about the dio itself. Please let me know what you think so far!! �� Jersey fest � 4/10/12� video update. � Part 1: � Last Edited By: Robert Troch Apr 9 12 12:03 PM. Edited 2 times.
DrRavna		#470	[-]
Apr 30 12 5:48 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Sweet!! Can't wait to see this in person at Jerseyfest. Stewart
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Robert Troch		#471	[-]
May 2 12 3:55 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Hey Stewart, Make sure you introduce yourself when you stop by! Robert
SciFire2	Rifle Blaster	#472	[-]
Jul 11 12 5:38 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here's a Scratch-Built Forbidden Planet Rifle Blaster I recently finished. It's 32 inches long, made of aluminum and Plexiglas, and lights when the trigger is pressed.
septimuspretorius		#473	[-]
Jul 12 12 2:05 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Very very cool, SciFire2!!! S.P. Last Edited By: septimuspretorius Jul 12 12 2:07 AM. Edited 1 times.
SciFire2	Rifle Blaster	#474	[-]
Jul 12 12 2:24 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Thanks. Took 4 prototypes and two months in my spare time to make one I was pleased with. Jim M.
Hunch and Judy		#475	[-]
Jul 12 12 5:11 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Very cool diorama you've got there Robert Troch! What room of the house was sacrificed to create this monstrous beauty? jim Jim and Judy's Horror Models WWW.jimandjudyshorrormodels.com The Music WWW.earthmanout.com Last Edited By: Hunch and Judy Jul 12 12 5:15 AM. Edited 1 times.
Count Brickenstein		#476	[-]
Jul 12 12 7:32 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here is how I painted my Frightening Lightning version of the Bride of Frankenstein. I’ve had this model for many years and even posted pictures of it previously in this thread; but I have been frustrated with how the glow plastic obscured the really outstanding details. However, since it would be heresy to completely paint over this rare glow version of the kit; I decided instead to merely accent the lines and details. Fortunately, the model’s greatest liability, its extreme fragileness, proved to be an asset, as the Bride was removed from the table quite easily. I chose the metallic green color because it is reminiscent of the green glow (and I just liked the color). Finally, for the finishing touch, I added gold chains to replace the regular plastic ones. It’s a great model and now the Bride looks equally good in the daytime, at night, or under black light, as you can see below.
septimuspretorius		#477	[-]
Jul 13 12 4:18 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Nice work on the Bride, Count!! S.P.
captainmarvel1957		#478	[-]
Jul 19 12 11:25 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Here's the first kit I've built in ten years or more. I have the new Moebius Bride of Frankenstein --- has anybody built that one yet? Let's see it! --- and wanted to get back into the swing of modeling before I cracked the seal on it. I think I committed a bit of modeling heresy with this kit. I used an MPC Superman re-pop but found the head from the Superman kit that I had when I was seven years old. So I cleaned off all of that old enamel paint and put it on the MPC kit. And I did take a bit of artistic license with one of the details on the kit --- do you see it? And, by the way, all of the kits that have been posted here look GREEEEEEAT! I love lurking and looking at them! Last Edited By: captainmarvel1957 Jul 21 12 3:19 AM. Edited 1 times.
septimuspretorius		#479	[-]
Jul 21 12 4:27 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	captainmarvel1957 wrote: Here's the first kit I've built in ten years or more. I have the new Moebius Bride of Frankenstein --- has anybody built that one yet? Let's see it! --- and wanted to get back into the swing of modeling before I cracked the seal on it. I think I committed a bit of modeling heresy with this kit. I used an MPC Superman re-pop but found the head from the Superman kit that I had when I was seven years old. So I cleaned off all of that old enamel paint and put it on the MPC kit. And I did take a bit of artistic license with one of the details on the kit --- do you see it? And, by the way, all of the kits that have been posted here look GREEEEEEAT! I love lurking and looking at them! I think I see it...there's a little piece of green kryptonite at the bottom of the wall. S.P. Last Edited By: septimuspretorius Jul 21 12 9:53 PM. Edited 1 times.
septimuspretorius	More Ygor WIP pix	#480	[-]
Jul 22 12 6:04 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	More work in progress photos of Bela Lugosi as Ygor model. I realize the eyes are squirrely, but it's really only a problem with close-up Hi Res Pics..in person it's not even noticeable. Nonetheless, I'll continue to practice. S.P.
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