First picture of Moebius Models Deluxe Dracula and victim styrene kit

[aura of foreboding]

I am glad I am not the only weirdo here who thought the shoes looked off.    

And while she is no 1920s victim, I feel it works as a mix of 70s and 30s horror. 

[1/6thtoyz]

Looks really good! The flame looks realistic. What paint did you use?

[The Wolf Man]

Man just when I decided to go ahead and get the Standard Lugosi/Dracula Broadway kit do they come out with a Yagher sculpted Drac Delixe kit...Where did you find this out about the Deluxe Dracula kit was it on Moebius's website? I've got the Bride of Frankenstein kit pre-ordered and it should be out by the end of May I hope.
                                                           THE WOLF MAN

[Count_Zirock]

Where did you find this out about the Deluxe Dracula kit was it on Moebius's website?

The following information is off the clubhouse modeling board:

"The model was painted by David Fisher, The sculpt was done by Jeff Yagher (Dracula head) and Adam Dougherty (the rest). It will be sold for $49.99 (SRP). It is due sometime later this year, but a message from Moebius on Facebook warned that the kit was taking a lot longer than planned."

Any other questions?

[SeptimusPretorius]

This is definitely the one I want...I don't care if she has flip-flops on...LOL.

This and The Bride two-figure kit are "must haves" for me.

Anyone know if the female victim is perhaps a likeness of someone who played "Mina" on Broadway? Isn't this figure still considered a "Broadway" Dracula. It obviously isn't intended to be a Helen Chandler likeness...or is it just a generic female figure? Just curious... 


  S.P.

[zombiehorror]

Anyone know if the female victim is perhaps a likeness of someone who played "Mina" on Broadway? Isn't this figure still considered a "Broadway" Dracula. It obviously isn't intended to be a Helen Chandler likeness...or is it just a generic female figure? Just curious... 


  S.P.

I'm thinking just a generic female, no resemblance to anyone involved in the play or the film!

[Mitchellmania]

I'm loving these Monsters and their ladies theme, Moebius should do a Wolfman and victim, then Quazzi and Esmirelda kits next!!

[Count_Zirock]

What's the current projection on this kit's release date? I've got some birthday money burning a hole in my pocket!

[sixshooter]

What's the current projection on this kit's release date? I've got some birthday money burning a hole in my pocket!

Culttvman's site says late 2012

[Count_Zirock]

Culttvman's site says late 2012

Oh well . . . if Factory Entertainment gets their Dracula Medallion to market first, then they'll get my money.

[Dr. Jitters]

Is anyone else bothered by the sculpt on the female?  It looks to me like her neck is too long and stiff.  Her head should be a little closer to the shoulders and dropping down more.  Her hair is defying gravity somewhat.  Hmmm.  I'd probably go with the first one.

[Monster Bob]

I am glad I am not the only weirdo here who thought the shoes looked off.    

And while she is no 1920s victim, I feel it works as a mix of 70s and 30s horror.

I think you hit the nail on the head. She is a 70s dame-possibly later.

[empty13]

her hair isnt defying gravity as much as my luminator kong's fay wray... that i put in upside down.

[Count_Zirock]

her hair isnt defying gravity as much as my luminator kong's fay wray... that i put in upside down.

The hair is an easy fix. In fact, to me it appears the victim is leaning back just a bit too far. Again, that's an easy fix.

[empty13]

perhaps. another thought is to consider a model scuplt as a "snapshot". action sculpt. like they werent "set" in "final position". the model still looks good to me.

also, i think hyde and victim, and phantom and christine, and mummy and helen are all additional good subjects for "monster date night models".

the fly and wife? i-man and flora? nosferatu and victim? headless horseman and lady van taseel...