17" THE AMERICAN WERE WOLF RESIN MODEL STATUE

[EndQuest]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...905296346&rd=1


http://www.thai.net/cybermodel26/werewolf1.jpg




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[*PORTHOS*]

wow that looks cool

[TCM Hitchhiker]

That's beautiful! I have always wanted an American Werewolf in London action figure. Hopefully it will happen one of these days.

[Plastic Addict]

That model is called "Moonsinger" and was sculpted by the talented Mark Newman. It is not based on any particular werewolf movie. Original copies of it are very hard to come by and are quite pricey (usually north of the $150 mark). No matter how much you like the kit, DO NOT EVER buy a model from someone in Thailand or anywhere in South East Asia for that matter. 99.9% of them are cheap, horrible crappy recasts of original kits that not only lack the detail and quality of the original, but also take money away from the hardworking garage kit artists who created them. Read the RECAST FAQ to learn more. Don't let me catch any of you bidding on that e-bay auction! Recasts suck.

[Spore]

I'm surprised that American Werewolf in London hasn't been used by McF in an MM series yet... Jack is priceless... and the Werewolf is the best one I've ever seen in a movie.

[Peter Peeker]

Originally posted by Plastic Addict:
That model is called "Moonsinger" and was sculpted by the talented Mark Newman. It is not based on any particular werewolf movie. Original copies of it are very hard to come by and are quite pricey (usually north of the $150 mark). No matter how much you like the kit, DO NOT EVER buy a model from someone in Thailand or anywhere in South East Asia for that matter. 99.9% of them are cheap, horrible crappy recasts of original kits that not only lack the detail and quality of the original, but also take money away from the hardworking garage kit artists who created them. Read the RECAST FAQ to learn more. Don't let me catch any of you bidding on that e-bay auction! Recasts suck.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">this man knows what he is talking aboot when it comes to models.

I would go by his woed in a second.