Here are some miniature versions of the classic Aurora Glow-in-the-Dark Monster Models! Build and display them on their own, or next to your own collection of those plastic nightmares!
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Mini-Monster Kit Box #1 - Frankenstein - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #2 - Dracula - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #3 - Wolf Man - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #4 - Creature - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #5 - Mummy - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #6 - Phantom - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #7 - Hunchback - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #10 - Jekyll - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #9 - Godzilla - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #8 - King Kong - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #11 - Witch - FINAL.pdf
Mini-Monster Kit Box #12 - Prisoner - FINAL.pdf
Quite some time ago, I set out to recreate Aurora Models' highly controversial series of plastic model kits in paper. This is as far as I got. They're "betas" - kinda low-rez and lacking instructions - but still pretty cool. A modeler with decent skills could probably build them fairly easily using the images, and common sense, as a guide.
This model consists of parts to be printed both on paper and on plastic transparency film.
Here we have the classic mad scientist's laboratory, complete with complicated-looking machinery, test tubes, beakers, and heavy wooden furniture.
There's even a grinning skull, a mangy rat, and a "franken-rabbit" thrown in for good measure!
NOTE: This model is in the BETA stage. It has all the parts but no instructions or assembly diagrams. As such, it is recommended for advanced modelers.
Gruesome Goodies Paper Model BETA.pdf
This base is a companion piece to a model Robin Day put out years ago. Joined, they recreate the Monster Scene diorama.
The notorious Medieval instrument of torture - comes with the gallows to hang it from, as well as a brazier of hot coals and several "tools of torment."
I've even thrown in a resident skeleton so your cage won't feel too lonely!
NOTE: Robin Day's www.darklightproductions.com is no longer live on the web. However a little trip on the Wayback Machine should lead you to his terrific work!
Cage Accessories Diorama Accessories Kit Model BETA.pdf
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