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[tv horror]

1 minute ago, Mike Scott said:

That's the AC powered one. Those are the hard to get/expensive ones. The little one (as well as the SSH one) are battery powered.

Yes that's the one I have AC powered. Thanks for the information Mike. I bought mine for about $35 postage to the U.K included in the good old days.

[tv horror]

9 minutes ago, bronze johnny said:

The reason why I collected the entire Universal Monsters 1/4 scale PFs and polystones. The Mummy PF is my favorite horror piece.

Johnny while those statues are nice I would always dread a nail or small piece breaking and then they would lose value. However good luck with your collection and again the Mummy when done well can be very striking.

[Mike Scott]

7 minutes ago, tv horror said:

 I bought mine for about $35 postage to the U.K included in the good old days.

Those were the good old days! They're $200 and up, now. The Mummy even more!

[tv horror]

1 minute ago, Mike Scott said:

Those were the good old days! They're $200 and up, now. The Mummy even more!

Yes I liked the look of the Mummy figure but never bought him I suppose I was too WRAPPED up in my collecting to notice.

[Mike Scott]

18 minutes ago, bronze johnny said:

The Mummy PF is my favorite horror piece.

That and the Creature were the most expensive ones ($350 ea.) They also had the lowest and highest edition size. Mummy 300. Creature 1,500.

[tv horror]

I forgot I also have the large Wolfman as well.

 

 

 

 

[Mike Scott]

3 minutes ago, tv horror said:

Yes I liked the look of the Mummy figure but never bought him I suppose I was too WRAPPED up in my collecting to notice.

Is there a "rimshot" emoji?

[tv horror]

Here's a photo of the gang.

 

 

[tv horror]

2 minutes ago, Mike Scott said:

Is there a "rimshot" emoji?

 

[bronze johnny]

8 minutes ago, Mike Scott said:

That and the Creature were the most expensive ones ($350 ea.) They also had the lowest and highest edition size. Mummy 300. Creature 1,500.

Interestingly, I preferred the monochromatic Phantom of the Opera, Dracula and London After Midnight pfs to the colorized versions. The opposite was true for me when it came to the Wolfman, Bride of Frankenstein, and first version of Frankenstein. The Bride's Frankie was nicer in black and white. The Creature, of course, is gorgeous in color. 

The boxes they came in are also beautiful, especially the Creature's. It's a work of art!

[Mike Scott]

35 minutes ago, tv horror said:

 

I'm gonna guess that the dog's name is "Rimshot"?

[Mike Scott]

29 minutes ago, bronze johnny said:

The Creature, of course, is gorgeous in color!

In a great swimming pose! 

[Mike Scott]

40 minutes ago, tv horror said:

 

The Bride is also one of the rarest ones.

[tv horror]

7 hours ago, Mike Scott said:

I'm gonna guess that the dog's name is "Rimshot"?

And he can drive a Refuse truck!

[FoggyNelson]

On 9/20/2019 at 8:02 PM, tv horror said:

For Peter

 

 

Nice drawing of P Cushing👍👍

i am interested in what was - The most horrifying article ever published was about?.

today they call that - click bait🥴😁😁

[Cushing Fan]

41 minutes ago, FoggyNelson said:

Nice drawing of P Cushing👍👍

i am interested in what was - The most horrifying article ever published was about?.

today they call that - click bait🥴😁😁

That Cushing painting was by the late Basil Gogos who did many FMOF covers and was a master with paint.

[FoggyNelson]

9 minutes ago, Cushing Fan said:

That Cushing painting was by the late Basil Gogos who did many FMOF covers and was a master with paint.

Yes a great likeness of Cushing ‼️ The more I look at it the more I see🤔🤔👍

[bronze johnny]

23 minutes ago, Cushing Fan said:

That Cushing painting was by the late Basil Gogos who did many FMOF covers and was a master with paint.

Gogos was awesome!

[Cushing Fan]

3 hours ago, bronze johnny said:

Gogos was awesome!

I met Gogos many years ago at a Chiller theatre con in NJ. Very down to earth and nice guy.

[Mike Scott]

6 hours ago, FoggyNelson said:

Nice drawing of P Cushing👍👍

i am interested in what was - The most horrifying article ever published was about?.

today they call that - click bait🥴😁😁

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