Wednesday, 12 March 2025

My Mini Lifeforce Vampire Spaceship

 Here's another of my new horror mood home-made minis.

This is the vampire spaceship from the '80's Tobe Hooper sci-fi shocker Life force.

I made mine using a small paper umbrella from MoonBase Miss's bits chest and some wire all trimmed to shape and painted black.


I took a few shots of the ship in Earth's orbit.


This is an original still from the movie. Have you seen it?

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    1. Me too. What a movie. Everything's there Baron isn't it. Space. Vampires. Beauty. Chaos!

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  2. "LifeForce" was a pretty good movie. Matilda May's costume designer should have won multiple awards.

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    1. It was indeed Captain. The effects, costumes and make-up we're just terrific I agree.

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  3. Paul Adams from New Zealand3/12/2025 5:28 am

    Another great build - well done. Not sure if I have seen that one, although the title does seem familiar.

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    1. Thanks a lot Paul. Quick and easy this one. Now how to store it?

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  4. Yep, fab movie, our local flea pit became a Cannon cinema, so I grew up on a diet of their films, check out the documentary about the Cannon film company, called "Electric Boogaloo - the wild untold story of Cannon film" I'll find a link for the trailer or even the movie if I'm lucky, it really is a bonkers documentary

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    1. Great memories MJ! Cannon eh, there was one in Preston where I grew up!

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  5. https://youtu.be/caHHy4p4OwU?si=38AVjr67BtAzJLhR

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    1. Brilliant. Late night viewing MJ. Ta.

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  6. That's the whole documentary above if the link doesn't work just search the title on YouTube

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  7. The balls of wool really bring it to life! Bill

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    1. Ha ha, they're from the undead flock!

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  8. Very good! I watched the movie recently on Blu-ray and wondered if anyone had tried to model the ship. I think a large-scale version with internal lighting would look magnificent!

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    1. Yeah, that would look great Anon. I'll leave that model to the pros!

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  9. Welll, that's different. I don't know the movie but it looks like you really captured the essence of it Woodsy. Umbrella-based spaceship! - that's a first for me!

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    1. Ha ha! Cheers. The other name for the movie is Space Vampires Ed. Well worth a watch.

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  10. It looks like a Vorlon or Shadow ship from Babylon 5. It also reminds me of the Romulan Nero's ship from J.J.Abrams Star Trek movie.
    I guesse, as Lifeforce came first, they copied its design style, or did it as an homage.

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    1. Really: fascinating Mish. Two ships I can't immediately recall.

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