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Excellent. Pls see the private message I sent so we can talk.

Great to see you here my friend. Trying to PM you.

That’s right haha. I’ve seen a few Jans in pans. I think his will be a tad different.

That’s right!

It is. A friend of mine was contemplating doing a scratch build of it so I was consulting.

Somebody finally got revenge on mouthy Dr Smith.....

Very nice! They’re a lot of fun. I recommend doing them all...at least the Frank, Drac and Mummy. Really fun builds.

Thank you much appreciated!

I just took an image and put the shrink to it then glued it on.

Very nice build! I’ve got something brewing for the Smith/B9 Kit.

And here he is all done.

Finished tombstone and rattle can.

Almost done. Will add a spent rattle can and staples on his wounds, some weathering.

Tks much!

Used a Monogram Luminators Frankenstein Kit for this one. At first I had imagined doing it in the same solid colors as those on the cereal box, including the base and tombstone. I planned to have him holding an open cereal box, but since I went in this darker direction with him I will just have one lying around crushed somewhere. Anyway here are some shots of the clay work, painting and placement of parts.

Thanks very much. I’m a novice but I sure am having fun!

Tks !

Frankenstein was the first in 1961. Later came Dracula, The Mummy, The Wolfman, The Creature and several others.

As you can see I decided against the blown 6 cylinder and was able to salvage the original engine for the T Trike Kit. Painted the block and transmission the same metallic brown. The headers are from a 55 Chevy kit as alternate parts.

Here’s Mr. Talbot 99% done. Some touch up spots and I’ll fill in the gap at the arms. Also pictured is one just like him before painting.

Tks! I learned a lot on this one. Next one I’ll use a new brush and way less paint for the dry brushing.

And here’s the Count, but not finished. Since this is a restoration of a 1962 original, there was heavy glue on the front and back pieces of the cape. I forgot to trim that off after I stripped the model and separated the parts. The end result was a significant gap at his shoulders that I didn’t like. I fixed that with some Miliput and will repaint.

I’ll close this one out with a few “before” pics.

That’s right. That same costume from the first movie was later used again for that episode. Uncle GILLbert haha

Working on Dracula. He was missing his ring so I made a new one from scrap styrene.