Another prop room ... [updates throughout thread].
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LEENEWSOME
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Re: Another prop room ...
fantastic collection, simply breathtaking. Howard Senft is amazing. really want his jack goodman bust but funds dont allow at the moment.
fantastic collection, simply breathtaking. Howard Senft is amazing. really want his jack goodman bust but funds dont allow at the moment.
allosaur176
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I will be taking a trip down to L.I. in a few months to visit a friend.. Maybe we can have a play date
I will be taking a trip down to L.I. in a few months to visit a friend.. Maybe we can have a play date
Simmon M
Sr Member
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Most definitely! Would love for you to stop by and check this stuff out in person. Maybe get a couple of the other local fellas together and make a day of it.
Here's something else that I haven't really shown off yet - David Kessler in werewolf form by Pat Magee (from the movie 'An American Werewolf in London'):
A close-up of those blood stained choppers:
Most definitely! Would love for you to stop by and check this stuff out in person. Maybe get a couple of the other local fellas together and make a day of it.
Here's something else that I haven't really shown off yet - David Kessler in werewolf form by Pat Magee (from the movie 'An American Werewolf in London'):
A close-up of those blood stained choppers:
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allosaur176
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I want one!
I want one!
Ghost Host
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Your 'technicolor Monster' and 'bride' are my favs. I love your hall of horrors section, in particular. People often seem to forget 'the tall man', but nice to see him included here. Very very tasteful and interesting presentation
Your 'technicolor Monster' and 'bride' are my favs. I love your hall of horrors section, in particular. People often seem to forget 'the tall man', but nice to see him included here. Very very tasteful and interesting presentation
Simmon M
Sr Member
Re: Another prop room ...
Thank you GH!
The greyscale '31 Monster recently under went an 'upgrade' of sorts. The bust was sculpted by the uber talented Howard Senft and then painted by the equally talented Jeff Camp back in 2005/2006. I shipped it out to Jeff earlier this year with a set of Michael Burnett creature hands and, well, I'll show it off just as soon as it arrives ... dum dum dum duuuuuuuuum!
PS - I hope to somebody upgrade my Vader with a set of your chest armor. Saving up my pennies ...
Thank you msstencil and Chuckybaby555. You are so close Chuckybaby555 - you should stop by one day!
Thank you GH!
The greyscale '31 Monster recently under went an 'upgrade' of sorts. The bust was sculpted by the uber talented Howard Senft and then painted by the equally talented Jeff Camp back in 2005/2006. I shipped it out to Jeff earlier this year with a set of Michael Burnett creature hands and, well, I'll show it off just as soon as it arrives ... dum dum dum duuuuuuuuum!
PS - I hope to somebody upgrade my Vader with a set of your chest armor. Saving up my pennies ...
Thank you msstencil and Chuckybaby555. You are so close Chuckybaby555 - you should stop by one day!
DarthLuumzl
Well-Known Member
Re: Another prop room ...
WOW Simmon,
your collection is simply breathtaking!!!
Your new entry looks fantastic!!!
:thumbsup
WOW Simmon,
your collection is simply breathtaking!!!
Your new entry looks fantastic!!!
:thumbsup
Simmon M
Sr Member
Re: Another prop room ...
Thanks again everyone for the kind words!
Frankenstein's monster happens to be my favorite creature design. I don't think a monster desing exists that rivals Jack Pierce's work on the original 1931 film.
Back in 2005 (or thereabouts) Howard sculpted a great portrait of Karloff as the Monster. He did an incredible job with the likeness and the detail on it was nothing short of jaw dropping. I don't think very many castings of this particular bust exists. About a year later (2006) I had Jeff Camp paint this bust in grey scale. Jeff's paint work seemingly breathed 'life' into the creature!
Last December I asked Jeff if he could revisit the Monster and add a set of hands (by Michael Burnett) and perhaps a custom body in an effort to recreate a famous photo still of Karloff in make-up.
Here's the fruit of his labor. He even went so far as to add real hair to the resin bust! Yes, I'm still grinning from ear to ear!
Two photos in my collection room:
I'd be remiss if I didn't thank Howard and Jeff again for all of their hard work.
Thanks again everyone for the kind words!
Frankenstein's monster happens to be my favorite creature design. I don't think a monster desing exists that rivals Jack Pierce's work on the original 1931 film.
Back in 2005 (or thereabouts) Howard sculpted a great portrait of Karloff as the Monster. He did an incredible job with the likeness and the detail on it was nothing short of jaw dropping. I don't think very many castings of this particular bust exists. About a year later (2006) I had Jeff Camp paint this bust in grey scale. Jeff's paint work seemingly breathed 'life' into the creature!
Last December I asked Jeff if he could revisit the Monster and add a set of hands (by Michael Burnett) and perhaps a custom body in an effort to recreate a famous photo still of Karloff in make-up.
Here's the fruit of his labor. He even went so far as to add real hair to the resin bust! Yes, I'm still grinning from ear to ear!
Two photos in my collection room:
I'd be remiss if I didn't thank Howard and Jeff again for all of their hard work.
