Old kits

[frame]

Apologies if these have already appeared on here. Did anyone have these kits or similar?




Regards,Frame.

[sixtyten]

Old kits

Don't think those classic Aurora kits have been on here yet, but I made that range. Wasn't keen on the glow- in- the-dark feature, it made some of the kits (Godzilla in particular) look rubbish, but I have fond memories of building those, although like all models, they were major dust traps.
Frankenstein was my fav

[frame]

Re: Old kits

First time I've seen them,maybe its a case of 'it looks better on the box'.
Frame.

[Paulos]

Re: Old kits

Looks like you can still get them.

http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Jekyll-Mr-H...950399&sr=1-26

[Gothic]

Re: Old kits

Made a couple of these back in the day, The Forgotten Prisoner was the only one that worked with the glow in the dark parts. The were re-released in the 90's by a company called Polar Lights.

You can see what the looked like here

http://thegalleryofmonstertoys.com/6...smainpage.html

[branny]

Re: Old kits

I had some of them when I was a kid. I had the Forgotten prisoner, Frankenstein, Jekyll and the witch. Also had Battlestar Galactica, R2D2, C3PO, an X wing fighter, an Angel Interceptor, a mammoth and a triceratops. Much more exciting thatn model aircraft (although I did have a BA 747). The battleships used to do my head in though. Far too many fiddly bits when you're 10 years old. Can imagine the people that used to build those then progressing to million piece jigsaws.

[vanhelsing]

Re: Old kits

Thats how they made the Death Star. They got a load of model kit parts together.