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Showing posts with label Dracula. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dracula. Show all posts
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Sunday, May 27, 2012
Christopher Lee turns 90 today....
Happy 90th Birthday to Sir Christopher Lee, the last one of the elusive breed of Classic Horror Stars, still going strong at the movies - hopefully for many, more years to come!
Labels:
Christopher Lee,
Dracula,
events,
Hammer Horror,
horror,
illustration,
pen and ink,
sketches
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Stuff from the hard drive part 3 of 4: Sculpted by Jeff Yeagher
These are kits sculpted by actor/writer Jeff Yeagher, one of my favourite sculptors. At the moment he is busy working for Sideshow Collectibles and Moebius Models, but still finds the time to crank out a garage kit or two. I still have more than a few of his kits in storage waiting for paint. Somewhere down the road I have to reshoot (and repaint) these kits to let them shine more. They deserve it!
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| Yeagher Classic Ardeth Bey, 1:6 scale resin kit released by "Tower of London" |
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| James Bama Aurora box art tribute kit, 1:7 scale resin kit released by "Monsters in Motion" |
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| James Bama Aurora box art tribute kit, 1:7 scale resin kit released by "Monsters in Motion" |
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| "Curse of Frankenstein" Christopher Lee Monster, 1:6 scale resin kit released by Mr. Yeagher himself. |
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| "Shadow of the Vampire" William Dafoe, 1:6 scale resin kit released by "Monsters in Motion" |
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| "Teenage Werewolf", 1:6 scale resin kit released by Geometric Designs. |
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| Base sculpted by Mike Parks. |
Labels:
AURORA model kits,
Dracula,
Frankenstein,
garagekits,
Hammer Horror,
horror,
Wolfman
Saturday, December 31, 2011
2011 is over.....

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
and days of auld lang syne?
Labels:
Dracula,
Frankenstein,
Phantom of the Opera,
season's greetings,
Wolfman
Monday, September 5, 2011
Art Attack Bela Lugosi »Dracula« bust ...
This 1:4 scale vinyl bust was sculpted by movie artisan Tony McVey. He worked on movies like »Return of the Jedi« and »Gremlins« among others. More about his limited edition sculptures you may find here. He also created an full figure based on this sculpt which still resides mint in box on my shelf, waiting to be finished. A destiny shared with tons of others. So many kits, so little time. Painted with acrylics and pastels.
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