Released in 1971, Monster Scenes was intended to be a series of interactive monster models for kids to build, pose and play.

Doctor Deadly gives us the following tips to protect ourselves and families during the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition, please stay inform...

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. As we get ready to gear up for Christmas I figure it is time to get a post or two up that I have been meanin...

I've been a bit busy over the weekend, so for today's post I'm going to post some EC-like comic covers I made using the Monster ...

It was originally intended that Vampirella would be able to ride the Giant Insect and a set of riding legs were proposed to be sculpted...

Enjoyable article featuring a vintage 1970s Monster Scenes store display! Thought I'd share: Photo credit: Plaid Stallions Plai...

This is a brand new build of the Giant Insect. Once again orange suncatcher paint was used for the eyes and wings. To bring out the details...

Today I have been working with the Giant Insect... The wings and eyes were painted using orange stained glass paint.

The Monster Scenes Gang wishes you a very Scary Christmas.

I don't know about you guys, but I never truly complete work on a model, I just finally abandon working on them after a while. Sometim...

After Dencomm acquired the rights to the name "Monster Scenes," the company licensed Moebius Models to begin re-releasing the Auro...

Dracula Dracula joined the Monster Scenes models today. When Aurora cancelled the Monster Scenes line back in the early seventies, the ...

Monster Scenes models have been the focus for the past couple of weeks as The Dungeon and Animal Pit models were recently brought out and a...

I completed The Animal Pit. All of the models have been brought together to form one large scene. The paint job on the big zap generator an...

I've been meaning to build The Dungeon and The Animal Pit for while now. During the Thanksgiving break I found the time to build them b...

I have made a diorama of Doctor Deadly's Dungeon Laboratory for all the Monster Scenes models.

In 1971, a model company called Aurora was struggling. They had made a good name for themselves with awesome kits based on classic monsters...

The Doctor finds himself in Dr. Deadly's Laboratory of Gruesome Goodies!