Post an Image of a Favourite Monster or Sci-Fi Collectible!

[Hepcat]

They were fighting Shmoos?

Perhaps the Herculoids were allied with the Shmoos against a world threatening menace?

[Hepcat]

Here are some pics of boss cool Munsters' Magic Slates from the mid-1960's:

[Dr.Cyclops]

Here's a favorite Creepy from my Childhood (It lived at the Family Cottage on Georgian Bay from 1969-2000

[Hepcat]

Here are some pics of cool MOC Imperial Slurfies from the 1970's:

[Hepcat]

While MPC is justifiably very highly regarded in these here parts for its Pop-Top Horrors and associated Weird Monsters issues, these were only a fraction of the company's product line. One of MPC's other popular product lines was prehistoric animals/monsters. Here's a now scarce boxed set:



Here as well from Horrorhunter's collection is a carded set from 1964:



And a couple of later carded issues:



Here evidently are the mold groupings for the MPC prehistoric animal figures:

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of the Skywald Psycho magazines in my collection:

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[LFSPaul]

Wow! Is that a Queen Mera statuette on the lower right? If so, do you have any dedicated closeup pics of the figure?

It's a resin kit produced by Filmy Girls. I had it painted by Steve Riojas and I limit myself to resin kits that are outstanding.

Also fixed the photo links to something more permanent.

[Hepcat]

This one's not been fixed though. It's still a Facebook link:

Not really toys, but two of my favorite collectibles other than my Creature Collection.

I call them Evolution, T-70 to T-800.

[Hepcat]

Here are a couple of good shots I lifted off the net of the Pressman Movie/T.V. Horror Make-Up kit from 1975 and the Pressman Movie/T.V. Monster Make-Up kit from 1976:





Just what I would have needed for the office!

[Hepcat]

Here are a few good shots of the Universal Monstickers by Pen-Art Productions circa 1980 when puffy stickers were all the rage:

[darkmonkeygod]

Here are a couple of good shots of the Universal Monstickers by Pen-Art from the 1980's when puffy stickers were the rage:

Quite a favorite of mine. I would love to know if the counter point of sale display was actually produced - along with who the illustrator is!

[Mike Scott]

I would love to know if the counter point of sale display was actually produced -

Looks like they might have been made for a rack, so there may not have been a counter box/display.

[darkmonkeygod]

[...]so there may not have been a counter box/display.

The conundrum itself.