I love your use of Neodymium magnets - a brilliant innovation; also, the little gargoyle (may I ask where you bought him?). This build is superb (ditto your version of Moebius Models' Frankenstein)
Thank you Stephan. Magnets do permit versatility for poses and stop motion. Then also are a big help to prevent breakage when carrying the model to shows. Have you also see the companion video? th-cam.com/video/W_sVBj-3yws/w-d-xo.html
Hi Matt, thanks for a prompt response (just one suggestion, if I may, re your splendid Dracula: would it not enhance the effect to have the female victim in his arms?). I shall certainly check out the companion video
Stephan, Moebius released two versions of the kit. This is the first release which did not have the victim. Both kits use the same base. The gargoyle was added to take up the extra space provided for the victim and a pillar from the second version. I picked up the gargoyle from ebay but it was a very rough casting that required a lot of work to make it presentable. I think I have a second one of them in storage. Any interest?
Superb work, you made a great piece even better,Two huge thumbs up
Kick ass effects pal
Thank you. You can see more of them here: starlightingprojects.weebly.com/
very cool presentation. great idea with the head magnet.
Fabulous job !
Wow!!!! Awesome. I've been working on this kit for a while now. I love what you did with it. So creepy!
Matt, that's just Awesome! I just came from your post at Moebius Model Kits fans. Great work.
Just saw this video you did an amazing job on this kit I have it and plan to lamp it thanks
Outstanding!! The customization of Bela and the stage makes this a one of a kind piece of art. Well done sir.
Bela would have loved your work.
Excellent!
Can the Dracula kit be customized to look like Svengoolie in his dungeon? I looked online and I can't find anyone who makes a Svengoolie model kit.
I love your use of Neodymium magnets - a brilliant innovation; also, the little gargoyle (may I ask where you bought him?). This build is superb (ditto your version of Moebius Models' Frankenstein)
Thank you Stephan. Magnets do permit versatility for poses and stop motion. Then also are a big help to prevent breakage when carrying the model to shows. Have you also see the companion video? th-cam.com/video/W_sVBj-3yws/w-d-xo.html
Hi Matt, thanks for a prompt response (just one suggestion, if I may, re your splendid Dracula: would it not enhance the effect to have the female victim in his arms?). I shall certainly check out the companion video
Stephan, Moebius released two versions of the kit. This is the first release which did not have the victim. Both kits use the same base. The gargoyle was added to take up the extra space provided for the victim and a pillar from the second version. I picked up the gargoyle from ebay but it was a very rough casting that required a lot of work to make it presentable. I think I have a second one of them in storage. Any interest?
Interesting! A second gargoyle, eh? How much would you want for it (price including post & packaging to the United Kingdom, if you please)?
Sweet