| Invasion of the Saucermen |
The kind of creation you've got to either love or
hate. Me, I choose to love 'em. Do any of you love
the '50's schlock monster movies? There were so
many of them I can't count. "It the Terror from
Beyond Space!", "I married a monster from Outer
Space!", "The Brain from Planet Arnos!" One after
another, they churned them out. Frankly, I can't
bear to watch any of them and most of them I
haven't. But the creativity and imagination from the
creators, of those monsters, is unbeatable. So
from that perspective, I love them to death!
Here's a little info on the model itself. If anyone
wants more info on the other models herewith, I'll
be more than happy to supply you with it, that is the
info that I do have, at richardcacioppo2000@yahoo.com.
Invasion of the SaucerMen -- Earthbound Studios
sculpted by BARSOM 6" figures 14 parts
I had a great time putting the glow around the little
aliens and making them different colors, rather than
making each alien the same color. I also thought,
that I wouldn't subject myself to watch that old flick,
cause I did watch "Killer Clowns from Outer Space"
and thought I would vomit! LOL So torture myself
with this flick. I'd rather stick a needle in my eye.
To make it pleasing to me, I searched for a great
picture to focus my environment around, then I
found it, Saturn. Now that's a really cool idea in my
mind. I hope you think so too. Then, from that
same image, I sped into this next idea. What would
it feel like to have aliens watching us from afar.
Strange beings with strange ideas about why we
look the way we do. For when they look in their
mirror, everything seems normal. But we know
different, don't we. Now come along with me and
take a gander at what I have done.
hate. Me, I choose to love 'em. Do any of you love
the '50's schlock monster movies? There were so
many of them I can't count. "It the Terror from
Beyond Space!", "I married a monster from Outer
Space!", "The Brain from Planet Arnos!" One after
another, they churned them out. Frankly, I can't
bear to watch any of them and most of them I
haven't. But the creativity and imagination from the
creators, of those monsters, is unbeatable. So
from that perspective, I love them to death!
Here's a little info on the model itself. If anyone
wants more info on the other models herewith, I'll
be more than happy to supply you with it, that is the
info that I do have, at richardcacioppo2000@yahoo.com.
Invasion of the SaucerMen -- Earthbound Studios
sculpted by BARSOM 6" figures 14 parts
I had a great time putting the glow around the little
aliens and making them different colors, rather than
making each alien the same color. I also thought,
that I wouldn't subject myself to watch that old flick,
cause I did watch "Killer Clowns from Outer Space"
and thought I would vomit! LOL So torture myself
with this flick. I'd rather stick a needle in my eye.
To make it pleasing to me, I searched for a great
picture to focus my environment around, then I
found it, Saturn. Now that's a really cool idea in my
mind. I hope you think so too. Then, from that
same image, I sped into this next idea. What would
it feel like to have aliens watching us from afar.
Strange beings with strange ideas about why we
look the way we do. For when they look in their
mirror, everything seems normal. But we know
different, don't we. Now come along with me and
take a gander at what I have done.
| twinkle twinkle little saucermen! |
| watching us from space |
| the mad monster maker from the village in the middle |
