Hi Woodsy At the time I built my Atlantis, ex-Aurora, Phantom of the Opera kit I had not actually seen the 1925 movie the kit was based upon...

Hi Woodsy The Phantom of the Opera is, naturally, dressed for the Opera. In fact, it is very similar to what Count Dracula is wearing. The s...

Hi Woodsy Now it is on to building my very first Aurora movie Monster – the Phantom of the Opera. Because I will need to be able to get in t...

Hi Woodsy While I was looking in to the Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory chemistry set, I discovered that there was a companion magic set ca...

Hi Woodsy, Aurora released their movie Monster kits in the 1960s and 1970s, with the kits remaining available in to the 21st Century. Both P...

Hi Woodsy That Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory chemistry set ad recently seen on MC was amazing! But I wondered what that box top looked l...

The Phantom of the Opera Part 1 – Birth of a Phantom * Hi Woodsy Erik, the Phantom of the Opera, lives beneath the Paris Opera House. He t...

Hi Woodsy, I am currently reading a wonderful book called Aurora Monster Scenes – The Most Controversial Toys of a Generation, by Andrew P....

 Seeing bundles of plastic Spooky charms always gives me a Halloween buzz. I adored little plastic nic-nacs and accessories when I was a kid...