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"Putting the "Monster" into Universal Monsters, the first version of Mary Shelley's creation seen on screen was played by Boris Karloff in James Whale's 1931 adaptation of Frankenstein, and set the bar for both mad scientists and Frankenstein's Monster appearances for years to come.This officially licensed metal ingot with coloured enamel is limited to 5,000 worldwide and measures 130 x 58mm. It is individually numbered on the reverse, and comes in a display box with stand included.- Officially licensed - Limited to 5,000 - Individually numbered to reverse- Measures 130 x 58mm- Display stand included"

Directed by James Whale and produced by Universal Pictures, The Bride of Frankenstein is a 1935 American horror film praised for its striking visual style and memorable performances that have stood the test of time. Elsa Lanchester plays the Bride, who is best known for her spectacular hairstyle-a tall, spiky crest with long whitestreaks-created by the film's make-up artist, Jack Pierce.This time, X PLUS proudly presents a reimagining of this iconic horror figure as a 1/8 scale plastic model kit. The kitoffers two display options: her initial state, wrapped in bandages, and her revived form, showcasing her iconic hairstyle in exquisite detail. Additionally, the gown is detachable, allowing you to display her in just the bandages if preferred.To enhance the kit's appeal, we've included detailed lab tools that can be placed anywhere on the diorama, which isshaped like her bed. The bed can be displayed with or without lightning bolts, adding another layer of customization. This attention to detail and the various display possibilities makes this model kit a suitable addition for your collection. With just one kit, you can create multiple versions of the Bride, making it a hard-to-resist option for model kitenthusiasts.