What monster toy hasn't been made that you want to own before you die?

Started by Lazarus, March 30, 2020, 12:51:21 AM

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eviljim

Everybody needs to believe in something , I believe I'll have another beer!

MrDark1

12" Chaney Jr as the Mummy.
A set made of the monsters as they appeared in A&C meet Frankenstein!  (available separately too...)

Mord



Mord

Quote from: Anton Phibes on April 01, 2020, 05:24:13 PM
Fixed that for ya, brah. ;D
Thanks. I knew I could count on you, buddy. Now, on to Mrs. Bates....Vera Farmiga or ....never mind.

Anton Phibes

Quote from: Joseph_Baeza on March 31, 2020, 07:24:24 AM
That would be amazing, especially if they were sculpted as well as the Universal line!

I just had a thought occur. Trick or Treat is doing figures for Halloween/Myers. They have told us they plan Universal. What if....since they have a Hammer license...we finally DO get officially licensed Hammer figures. In 1/6 scale. Hmmmnnnn...... ??? ??? ???

BRICK

Interactive, To-Scale, Figure Dioramas (AKA Playsets); highly detailed playsets and accessories for both 4" and 8" figures. Dracula's Castle, Frankenstein's Laboratory, the Rita from CFTBL, the sarcophagus and tomb form The Mummy! All this and more!
When times are dark, don't consider art to be merely a distraction; rather, think of it as a lifeline-  Neil Gaiman paraphrase.

Lazarus

I'd really like some playsets.  Super7 should do some.  I'd DEFINITELY buy a Rita with a Kay in Bikini.

BRICK

Quote from: Lazarus on April 02, 2020, 02:35:07 PM
I'd really like some playsets.  Super7 should do some.  I'd DEFINITELY buy a Rita with a Kay in Bikini.

When I was at the Super7 store in San Diego last summer, I suggested it to the clerk there MULTIPLE times. He said that he would pass on the suggestion, but I haven't seen anything yet.
When times are dark, don't consider art to be merely a distraction; rather, think of it as a lifeline-  Neil Gaiman paraphrase.

geezer butler

Quote from: Joseph_Baeza on March 31, 2020, 07:24:24 AM
That would be amazing, especially if they were sculpted as well as the Universal line!

So let's assume they would produce 15 figures like the Universal line. Where would you start? First series one I'd go with Horror of Dracula Lee, Frankenstein Monster Lee, and Lee Mummy. What other Sideshow Hammer figures would you guys add?

Lazarus

Well, it's Hammer, so you gotta get some of the ladies in there.  But not having a Cushing in the first wave seems like it ought to be illegal.

Doh!

If you don't feel like waiting for a Cushing, you could always redress the Hot Toys Grand Moff Tarkin:

http://www.mwctoys.com/REVIEW-031418a.htm

Pricey, but great sculpt.

Back to Norman: I've probably ranted about this before, but who was Bates Motel supposed to be for? They went to trouble of casting a kid who looks just like a young Anthony Perkins, did a great reproduction of the house... then threw pretty much everything else out the window. Norman has a brother now? The show takes place in the Pacific Northwest?? Marion Crane... well, I don't want to get into spoilers but color me disappointed. I only watched about three episodes before bailing out of it. They should've done what Hannibal did: take the source material but adapt it into a different direction.

Bates Motel wanted its cake and to eat it, too.

Paul L

Quote from: MrDark1 on April 01, 2020, 03:49:29 PM

A set made of the monsters as they appeared in A&C meet Frankenstein!  (available separately too...)

I 2nd that, 12" versions of course.
"Well friends, that's all there is to life: just a little laugh, a little tear." - Prof. Echo (Lon Chaney, Sr.)

Count Zachula

Would you guys say 12 inch figures are the ultimate end all representation of a character? Or would you rather a 7-8 inch figure?

BRICK

Quote from: Count Zachula on April 03, 2020, 10:36:14 AM
Would you guys say 12 inch figures are the ultimate end all representation of a character? Or would you rather a 7-8 inch figure?

While I do like many of the 12" figures, for me 7-8" is the "Goldilocks" format; it is big enough for good detailing and cloth costumes, yet small enough to incorporate both playsets and accessories.
When times are dark, don't consider art to be merely a distraction; rather, think of it as a lifeline-  Neil Gaiman paraphrase.