Don't ever remember owning this figure in the collection. Don't recall buying it or receiving it as a gift, or finding it on the Ferris wheel. Curious, where did it come from? How did it get here? It would most certainly be something worth collecting, for it's nostalgic appeal - being a big fan of Bauhaus. But where did this figure bloody well come from?
Covered up the Hollywood flesh tones and repainted with a moonlight white wash underneath the face, to get that film noir effect. Cut the cape shorter from a partial DC cape with fake black wolf fur and chain - the style is inspired from the capes worn by brave Princes animated in Disney fantasies. Added the wolf from a Riddick Hound, trimmed fake fur, bats from an Ozzy Osborne accessory, LOTR sword, POTC Elizabeth Swann plays damsel Lucy. This was shot using a clear glass lid from a jewellery box, underneath to give the illusion she was levitating. The arc in the background cardboard cuts a huge piece of the moon from the wall.
Bela's voice and manner of speaking gave more to the character of Dracula than any CGI today. That, and his shadow alone was enough to make them teeth sweat. Thanks for checking this out.