Curse of Dracula Franklin Mint Statue, 1999

 In 1999, Mike Hill sculpted this pre-painted statue diorama for Franklin Mint. Although it has its minor nits to pick, it is still a wonderful piece and holds up well for its age. While there's certainly a wide variety of Lugosi products to choose from, this one is a definite must have for me.









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