The diorama, Formula For Life, has been years in the making. The figures, the monster and Dr. Frankenstein, were done separately. The monster was manufactured my Monsters in Motion. The individual gizmo items, a homage to Ken Strickfadden, came from the amazing talents of Matt Lawrence of Star Lighting Projects (if you want to know...
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For the film, The Creature From the Black Lagoon, the on-land Gillman was played by Ben Chapman, all 6’5″ of him. In honor of the role Chapman played this tribute piece of “The Reel Gillman” was released by KitKong. The image was taken of an extant still showing Chapman suiting up and pulling on his glove...
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Matt Lawrence of SLP Productions has released a version of a revitalized Frankenstein monster. The unit has a lens that magnifies a pulsing heart inside, lit by LED lights, with spotlights under lighting the bust. The unit was painted and electronics installed according to instructions. The bust was added separately, painted with...
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Boris Karloff is a Star by all accounts and no doubt had his own make-up room. The figure for this wonderful diorama, marketed by Monsters in Motion was sculpted by Pat Delaney and Bill Craft designed the base. The tiles for the floor were individually blocked out and painted separately. The star on the door was first painted then...
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Once again from the God-given talented hands of Jeff Yagher comes another beautiful sculpt. This ‘Frankenstein in Chains’ was released through Tower of London. The supplied chain needed some cleaning up of seam issues but otherwise the pieces needed virtually no further work. The flesh areas of the monster were first...
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In the opening of the A&CMF film Larry Talbot undergoes a transformation into a werewolf. In this scene he is sitting in a chair while transforming and this 1/12th scale scene from Monsters in Motion effectively captures this scene. The figure comes with three different heads: Larry Talbot, mid-transformation, and transformed...
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Don’t miss the new exhibit “Mark Glassy & Frankenstein” at UC Riverside’s Rivera Library, Fourth Floor, now on exhibit! Click here to learn more!
