Giganto is a monster that has been associated with Fantastic Fours first villain foe, Mole Man.Mole Man had a monster called Giganto who does his bidding. He has had several looks and this figure certainly would work for a 1/72nd scale version of that monster.The rock in his hand is removable.Without the rock he has a nice gripping pose hand.Shown here with an unlucky Matchbox WWII US Army soldier. About 1/76th scale.So a decent sized 1/72nd scale monster. They make a couple versions of rock and lava monsters that are similar to this one.
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Rock Monster
Rock monster. I think he works for Fantastic Four villain Mold Man, by Schleich.He is a very durable figure, and nicely poseable.These guys make lots of animals and fish models.I think this might also work as a monster for Marsha Queen of Diamonds, a Batman 66 villainess.They are a German company, but I am not certain if this is made in Germany or not.The monster would also be a good horror piece, or space monster.Closed mouth.Open mouth, note the eyes!
Friday, July 31, 2026
Tree and Building
The tray for the tree makes a nice planter.Caesar Miniatures Japanese figures, 1/72nd scale.They look nice here with these two buildings.Sometimes just adding a few buildings can create a very different atmosphere in a set up.I think these look nice together.
Thursday, July 30, 2026
Asian Building
One place to get terrain is in the pet department of your local stores.Reptile and fish tank decor can be usable.It can be difficult to get Asian themed buildings in model shops, so I picked these two items in Walmarts pet department.This little pagota has a rather short door, but I am considering cutting the resin and making the door larger.Here is a 1/72nd scale figure, he has a thick base and a big headdress so he looks about 2mm taller than usual.Here a Caesar Miniatures figure in the same location.
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