Frankenstein (1931) Frankenstein's Monster Lifesize Limited Edition Sculpture

[Anton Phibes]

https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/product/frankenstein-1931-frankensteins-monster-lifesize-limited-edition-wall-sculpture-188326?variation=368845

[Mike Scott]

Oh, no! Not another '31 Frankenstein! 

[Dr.Terror]

Oh, no! Not another '31 Frankenstein! 

[holiday rewind]

This is cool. It reminds me of the Illusive Concepts wall hanging(s) from back in the day, though I still like them better. I wonder how heavy it is. I also wonder who the target is for this kind of piece given how even some diehard fans feel about the '31 representation. Even though it's limited to 300, I can't imagine they're going to sell many. The old ones were sold at Halloween popup stores and appeared year after year until they rotted.

That being said, I concur with the overall '31 Frankenstein fatigue shared here on the forum. Mix it up. I'd love some SOF merchandise. I wonder if the original film falling into the public domain next year will change anything up. Obviously, Universal will still have some trademark filings active, though it doesn't appear they have formal trademarks filed for all of their monsters. I guess they're going to be relying on common law for some.

[Dr.Terror]

This is cool. It reminds me of the Illusive Concepts wall hanging(s) from back in the day, though I still like them better. I wonder how heavy it is. I also wonder who the target is for this kind of piece given how even some diehard fans feel about the '31 representation. Even though it's limited to 300, I can't imagine they're going to sell many. The old ones were sold at Halloween popup stores and appeared year after year until they rotted.

That being said, I concur with the overall '31 Frankenstein fatigue shared here on the forum. Mix it up. I'd love some SOF merchandise. I wonder if the original film falling into the public domain next year will change anything up. Obviously, Universal will still have some trademark filings active, though it doesn't appear they have formal trademarks filed for all of their monsters. I guess they're going to be relying on common law for some.

The Illusive Concepts stuff was latex.   This is resin or fiberglass.    My guess it will sell about as well as that overpriced Light up Factory Entertainment bust from a few years back.     

[Mike Scott]

Welcome to the UMA, holiday rewind! 

[holiday rewind]

Thank you, Mike! Glad to be here!

I think I remember that one, Dr. Terror!