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Apr 19 09 6:46 AM
Aupperle wrote: HalLane wrote: << Wow. Nice illustration there, HalLane. << Well, I think only the top one was mine, once -- Jim Aupperle supplied the BRINGING UP BABY -- but, thanx! Glad you like I think I found them both over on kongisking.net Hope it was OK to post them here. Here's a KONG photo from my own collection. Jim Aupperle
HalLane wrote: << Wow. Nice illustration there, HalLane. << Well, I think only the top one was mine, once -- Jim Aupperle supplied the BRINGING UP BABY -- but, thanx! Glad you like
Apr 20 09 7:59 PM
ClaytonVanMarch wrote: Oh, wow! Aupperle! That picture is quite amazing! My computer is getting really full up of all these goodies posted on here and other sites! Gonna have to get a bucketload of external hard-drives soon! Yippee!
Apr 20 09 8:38 PM
Links To All The Classic Monster Stills I've Posted: http://monsterkidclassichorrorforum.yuku.com/topic/30758
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Aupperle wrote: I wonder if the dark triangular area on the cliff face toward the top of the picture is Kong's cave?
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Apr 23 09 10:37 AM
Is that O'Brien in the middle?
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Apr 23 09 11:49 AM
BijouBob8mm wrote: Is that O'Brien in the middle? I'm thinking the nose doesn't look quite right for O'bie, but it's hard to tell.
Apr 23 09 11:54 PM
Aupperle wrote: I wonder if the dark triangular area on the cliff face toward the top of the picture is Kong's cave? best wishes, Jim Aupperle
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Apr 27 09 12:44 PM
Aupperle wrote: ClaytonVanMarch wrote: Oh, wow! Aupperle! That picture is quite amazing! My computer is getting really full up of all these goodies posted on here and other sites! Gonna have to get a bucketload of external hard-drives soon! Yippee! I'm glad you liked the photo of Kong climbing Skull Mountain. I have a couple more related shots. 1) A better view of Kong in the miniature set with painting of cliffs to the left. Note how you can see some of the stage beyond the top of the miniature and painting. 2) On location filming the waterfall element that was matted (or rear projected) into the miniature. Looks like director Ernest B. Schoedsack next to the camera. best wishes, Jim Aupperle
Apr 27 09 1:48 PM
ClaytonVanMarch wrote: Aupperle wrote: ClaytonVanMarch wrote: Oh, wow! Aupperle! That picture is quite amazing! My computer is getting really full up of all these goodies posted on here and other sites! Gonna have to get a bucketload of external hard-drives soon! Yippee! I'm glad you liked the photo of Kong climbing Skull Mountain. I have a couple more related shots. 1) A better view of Kong in the miniature set with painting of cliffs to the left. Note how you can see some of the stage beyond the top of the miniature and painting. 2 ) On location filming the waterfall element that was matted (or rear projected) into the miniature. Looks like director Ernest B. Schoedsack next to the camera. Jim, you are a god!
Aupperle wrote: ClaytonVanMarch wrote: Oh, wow! Aupperle! That picture is quite amazing! My computer is getting really full up of all these goodies posted on here and other sites! Gonna have to get a bucketload of external hard-drives soon! Yippee! I'm glad you liked the photo of Kong climbing Skull Mountain. I have a couple more related shots. 1) A better view of Kong in the miniature set with painting of cliffs to the left. Note how you can see some of the stage beyond the top of the miniature and painting. 2 ) On location filming the waterfall element that was matted (or rear projected) into the miniature. Looks like director Ernest B. Schoedsack next to the camera.
Apr 27 09 4:58 PM
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