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[horrorhunter]

Updated pics of my Halloween blow mold collection:

[horrorhunter]

The grandfather of all monster magazines- Famous Monsters Of Filmland #1:

[Hepcat]

Updated pics of my Halloween blow mold collection:

Your photographs have really improved since you got a new camera. Do you use a tripod or any kind of special lighting?

[horrorhunter]

Your photographs have really improved since you got a new camera. Do you use a tripod or any kind of special lighting?

Thanks. I have a small tripod and sometimes I use a portable lamp but certainly nothing a pro would employ.

[Hepcat]

The Ideal King Kong board game had fabulous graphics:

[Hepcat]

Here are some scans of my 1967 Topps Terror Tales cards:







I love the contrast between the fronts with their sickly greenish tinge and the bright pink backs. It's a very tough set to complete though.

[Hepcat]

The Aurora Dr. Jekyll as Mr. Hyde kit doesn't seem to get as much appreciation as is bestowed on most of the other Aurora monster kits:

http://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=17099.0

Pity. It's a nice one!

[horrorhunter]

The Aurora Dr. Jekyll as Mr. Hyde kit doesn't seem to get as much appreciation as is bestowed on most of the other Aurora monster kits:

I built one as a kid but I was too young to do a good job. I still enjoyed it though. 

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of my horror themed Black Cat comics:

[Hepcat]

Interesting that Hasbro, unlike some others including Kenner, didn't cheap out on the colour palate offered in these painting by number sets:

[long live kong]

Interesting that Hasbro, unlike some others including Kenner, didn't cheap out on the colour palate offered in these painting by number sets:

And the brush looks decent too, much better than the lousy ones you get in modern children's craft sets that are neither use nor ornament! That's what I find most impressive about vintage toys (besides the artwork/designs), they were made with quality and pride, unlike the junk my kids get at christmas nowadays.

[Hepcat]

Here are some great shots of the Palmer figures from the collection of Toy Ranch:

[horrorhunter]

Frankenstein Door Poster by Jack Davis sold through Warren Publishing's Captain Company:



I bought a copy from Drive-In Moonlite Movies printed on thick glossy paper. Looks great!

[horrorhunter]

Warren Vampirella Life Size Poster by Jose Gonzalez:



I have the Harris reprint hung on my closet door and a Warren original rolled up in a tube. Love those Warren posters.

[Mike Scott]

Here are some great shots of the Palmer figures from the collection of Toy Ranch:

I needs a green Creature!