... I know there were a couple of resin kits of Kolchak, but has anyone attempted a kit of Janos Skorzeny, the vampire from the first movie? 
:woohoo:DY-NO-MITE, DinoMike!!! I've been frustrated for years not to have a clue as to the manufacturer of Clayguy's bust of Peter Cushing, but, thanks to you, now I know. I picked one up at a FrightVision convention in Akron, OH years ago from a dealer, but had no idea who made it. This bust is hands-down the best representation I've ever seen of Mr. Cushing, even though the other models on Clayguy's site are a little cartoony (I suppose that impression could be due to the paint jobs on the examples posted there).
I have that kit done up and that seam is not noticable when done. You can see it in "My Photos" ,the cross was broken so I made a new, fancier one.
I can. Clayguy's name is Barry Crawford. I've ordered several kits from him, and always received prompt and courteous service. On the kits I received the castings were quite good--no voids or bubbles and only minor seam lines on some, though some of the bases were different from those in the photos on his website. Also, some of his kits could be considered "mixed media"--for example, the brim of the hat on his Indiana Jones figure consists of a 3" x 5" index card and a pattern (printed on regular paper) to be used to cut the brim, and the straps for Carl Kolchak's camera and tape recorder are thin strips of some other material (can't recall if it's vinyl or plastic). Part fit is reasonably good, though most joints will requre putty. There are no assembly instructions, but with kits as simple as these you don't need them.
