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

[Palifan]

I like the little guys humping the big guy's legs. 

Is that the Death Star they're coming out of as well?!

Ian

[Mike Scott]

Is that the Death Star they're coming out of as well?!

A miniature one. 

[Hepcat]

Here are pics of Horrorhunter's refurbished Fright Factory Thingmaker:







These are available from the Thingmaker Guru, John Nettles:

Creeple Peeple Store

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of five more of my Eerie mags:

[Hepcat]

Here are pictures of four mint-in-package MPC Pop-Top Horrors sets that had a home in Raycastile's collection for many years:









And here's the carded set of MPC Weird Monsters that Ray also owned for many years:

[Hepcat]

Here are some good shots of the fabled Milton Bradley Addams Family Card Game from 1965:

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of six more of my House of Secrets comics:

[Mike Scott]

Here are some good shots of the fabled Milton Bradley Addams Family Card Game from 1965:

Those cards and box look like they'd be the same size as the "Monster Old Maid" game.

[marsattacks666]

Those cards and box look like they'd be the same size as the "Monster Old Maid" game.

Speaking of Monster Old Maid. I dig the set I own. However, the card set being in storage, I cannot enjoy them as of yet.

[Hepcat]

The Monster Old Maid set has fabulous graphics. It was released by Milton Bradley in 1964 and features twenty cards plus an instruction card:









The card that serves as the Old Maid is Dracula's Daughter which is actually Gina from Hammer's Brides of Dracula flick. Not at all surprising since few potential suitors would be comfortable with a woman sporting her kind of overbite.

[Hepcat]

Speaking of Brides of Dracula, the movie was I think among Hammer's very best offerings:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR8CaOgSSuc

Even the posters for the flick were mega cool:





So cool in fact that they've spawned T-shirts!

[Allhallowsday]

Here is a German embossed Halloween Devil, not mine, never owned one, 1920s or 30s, and it is cool: 



This is at an auction closing tomorrow.  It's already up to $1200. 

[Monsters For Sale]

Here is a German embossed Halloween Devil, not mine, never owned one, 1920s or 30s... 

How big is it?

[Mike Scott]

How big is it?

12" h x 14" w

[Monsters For Sale]

That German Devil would look good fashioned in Bronze or stone and hung in a garden year-round.

VERY COOL!

What material is it made of?

(I hope someone scans it and uses the info for 3-D printing - so it is preserved in some permanent form.)

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NEVER MIND - I FOUND IT ON E-BAY

I wish I had one stamped out of some no-rust metal.  I'd hang it in my little courtyard.