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Sunday, February 7, 2010

Aurora Double Date

I called "dibs" on the one in the bandages 'til I got a good look at her boyfriend...

9 comments:

Mykal Banta said...

Prof.: Boy, that witch drawing is great. I love the frogs, bats, and rats hanging from hooks like slaughtered pigs. Also cool is the rat swimming around in the boiling pot. -- Mykal

Runs.with.Ferals said...

I always wanted an Aurora Monster Model when I was a kid, but money was tight and I had to pick my battles. One of my Elementary School buddies let me assemble Frankenstein one Saturday. If I remember, even for a lysdexic like me, it only took 5 minutes tops !

Michael Jones said...

Bandage or Bondage?

Biggie said...

I always had a thing for this image of the bride too.

Christopher said...

I collected most of the Models from 1964 to 67...the Witch and the Bride cost more than the usual $1.00 for the others.Godzilla too..I had The Witch..but not the Bride of Frank...take a look at all the details it had..its quite special!..

Brian D. Horrorwitz said...

The Witch was the first model I ever built. I believe it was around 1970 or '71 (I was about 6) but I seem to recall it came in a square box and was called "The Old Witch" but I could be wrong about that. I still have the model itself altough it's a bit in pieces.

Prof. Grewbeard said...

if it was the 70s and it came in a square box i assume it was a reissue, was it glow in the dark?

glad everybody digs the monster chicks, i remember wanting a Vampirella model and my mom forbidding it, too provacative i guess...

Brian D. Horrorwitz said...

Yes, I think some of the pieces came in doubles that gave you an option of a "glow in the dark" one or regular non-glowing piece.

Prof. Grewbeard said...

everyone should have the option of a "glow in the dark" piece!...

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