r/UniversalMonsters

Omaha, NE of all places.

Also, what will you do with them if you plan anything?

Here's a don post classic Mummy B, I have A and B now

Sometime in the mid 2010s, Diamond Select was putting out some really awesome and accurate Universal Monster figures.

Then they put out these two, Action Hero Van Helsing and Vampire turned monster hunter Lucy, which matched absolutely nothing. No movies, no game, no comic... and oddly enough with a Van helsing that strongly resembled Ron Pearlman.

(none of these pictures are mine. I've borrowed them from various places online)

Used acrylic markers & just ironed the design

I’ve been slowly building this handmade Universal Monsters and Classic Monsters collection over the past few years and wanted to finally share them together 😊

All of the busts were sculpted, resin printed, painted and finished by me.

The Creature from the Black Lagoon has always been one of my favorites, but honestly I love all the classic Universal Monsters equally 👻

We finally got a lights on recording of Monsters Unchained and now we have better images of the Quasimodo statue at the beginning of the ride!

My current roster of the Universal Monsters on my island in Tomodachi Life!

I was fortunate to be able to attend Fan Fest at Universal Studios Hollywood on several different evenings during the recent run of the event, and of course I spent the majority of my time in Little Europe in the Scooby-Doo x Universal monsters experience.

It was such an amazing experience as a fan of both things, and Universal did a wonderful job with the decor and atmosphere. That brings me to my question – there was an antique shop set up in some of the windows that was clearly a reference to the Wolfman. In one of these windows was a cane that looks like the one from the movie and it was in its own fancy plexiglass case. These were already items that were behind a window with no access to the public, so it seemed a bit overkill to have it in its own case inside.

There is a lot on the Internet about various replicas that have been created at different times as well as the original vulcanized rubber headed stunt cane that is apparently in a private collection. I’m just so curious about this one that deserved its own special case on the Universal backlot.

Other info: no park workers there knew anything about it, but did think the separate case was notable and were curious as well.

Bride of Frankenstein (1935)