Moebius just posted this image of the upcoming Deluxe Bela Lugosi Broadway Dracula. Great looking kit! Still not sure exactly when it will be available. You can preorder this in the CultTVman Hobbyshop
May 112012
Mar 172012
Jun 042011
Here is a look at the Moebius Models Broadway Dracula box art. This is due later this summer from Moebius. The deluxe kit will come out later in the year. This looks to be a real winner! Preorder in the CultTVman Hobbyshop
Mar 022011
Here’s a new look at the upcoming Bela Lugosi kit from Moebius Models. The new head was sculpted by Jeff Yagher. The kit was painted by David Fisher. If you have not already preordered this kit in the CultTVman Hobbyshop, head over and place the order now!
Feb 042011
Here are the models I have done over the last couple of years. I think they are fairly self explanatory and most are sell known styrene kits. The monster clock was from Earthbound Studios. I’ll send another email with more models. Bob Koenn
Sep 302010
My Dad had a set of Aurora monsters sitting on the shelf when I was a kid. When I saw the re-issues I had to have a set of my own. I haven’t put a model together since I was twelve so I hit the web to find some pointers, which is how I found [more]
Sep 062010
Here are some of my models. No specific info except that they are reissues. Steve Tanski
Jan 242010
The Dracula Bat is a Horizon kit. I really like the detail of this kit. It was neat to see washes and dry brushing help to bring out so much detail on it. Living in an apartment at the time, I didn’t have an area set up for airbrushing (which would have helped with the [more]
Jan 182010
Here’s some more models that I have built thru the years. These are some of my Aurora and reissued Monogram and Polar Lights kits that I built. They were all painted with acrylic paints and the seams puttied and sanded out. The Frankenstein kit is an original that my mother bought me back in the [more]
Jan 172010
From the collection of John Medeiros comes this Phantom of the Opera. The model has been beautifully painted by his friend, Scott Beckmann. John obtains many kits from Ebay, and then Scott strips away that charming “kids from the 60s paintjob”, then rebuilds and repaints them. John appreciates that these classic models have been restored [more]
Jan 172010
The first set is the Aurora Frankenstein with the Posthumous Son of Frankenstein conversion set and the Aurora Hunchback with the Posthumous Anthony Quinn head. The kits are recycled old Aurora kits stripped and re-painted in acrylics and oils and finished off with a spay of Testors dull coat.
Jan 172010
For the Polar Lights reissue of the Aurora classic Forgotten Prisoner. I aimed to recreate the fun aspect of the kit I enjoyed as a kid, with enough detailing and texture to satisfy the grown up me. I decided to assemble in stages as there are parts that would be visible but difficult to paint [more]
Jan 172010
“Aurora Presents the Universal Monsters” collection: The International Plastic Modelers Society defines a collection for competition purposes as “five or more closely related items”. When Revell-Monogram/Polar Lights reissued the Aurora monster model kits, I thought it would be fun to build them all and compete with them in a collection. Contest judges, I reasoned, would [more]
Jan 152010
When I was a small kid, about 8-10 years old, almost every time I had to go with my mom to her afternoon-work, I got a plastic model. At the most, I had over 500 different plastic models, ranging from small war-planes to almost all of the Aurora-models. But as i suppose many kids did, [more]
Jan 152010
