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

Today we are taking a look at McFarlane Toys' Dr. Frankenstein's Lab Playsets from Series 1 & 2. These sets were released in th...

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 ...

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

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...

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 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...