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Glow in the Dark Mummy 1/8 Scale Model Figure Kit How To Assemble Paint Eyes Weather Stone Black Wash Atlantis Toy and Hobby Lon Chaney Horror 1942 The Mummy's Curse The Mummy's Tomb
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The Mummy's Tomb is a 1942 American horror film directed by Harold Young and starring Lon Chaney Jr. as Kharis the mummy. Taking place 30 years after the events of The Mummy's Hand, where Andoheb (George Zucco) has survived and plans revenge on Stephen Banning (Dick Foran) and his entire family in Mapleton, Massachusetts. With the help of the high priest Mehemet Bey (Turhan Bey), Andoheb and the mummy Kharis (Lon Chaney Jr.) Bey takes up a job as a caretaker of a graveyard. At the first full moon, the mummy is fed tanna leaves which allow him to break into the Banning residence and kill the now elderly Stephen. Banning's son then seeks assistance from Babe Hanson (Wallace Ford), one of the members of the original Banning expedition to Egypt to stop Andoheb and Kharis.
Lon Chaney Jr. had renewed his contract with Universal Pictures in 1942 and had his first role as the mummy Kharis in The Mummy's Tomb, a role he would reprise in the film's sequels The Mummy's Ghost and The Mummy's Curse. The film was shot on June 1 and ended in mid-June 1942, not including footage taken from the previous film in the series The Mummy's Hand as well as Frankenstein.
Thirty years after discovering the tomb of Princess Ananka following a showdown with the living mummy of Ananka’s former lover Kharis, as well as his High Priest guardian Andoheb, Massachusetts archaeologist Steve Banning recounts the events to his family and evening guests in his home. As he concludes his narrative of the successful destruction of the creature, the scene switches back to the tombs of Egypt. Surviving their supposed demise, Andoheb explains the legend of Kharis to his follower, Mehemet Bey. After passing on the instructions for the use of the tana leaves, and assigning the task of terminating the remaining members of the Banning expedition and their descendants, Andoheb expires. Bey and Kharis leave Egypt for the journey to the United States.
Creighton Tull Chaney (February 10, 1906 - July 12, 1973), known by his stage name Lon Chaney Jr. (or simply Lon Chaney), was an American actor known for playing Larry Talbot in the film The Wolf Man (1941) and its various crossovers, Count Alucard (Dracula spelled backward) in Son of Dracula, Frankenstein's monster in The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942), the Mummy in three pictures, and various other roles in many Universal horror films, including six films in their 1940s Inner Sanctum series, making him a horror icon.[1] He also portrayed Lennie Small in Of Mice and Men (1939) and supporting parts in dozens of mainstream movies, including High Noon (1952), The Defiant Ones (1958), and numerous Westerns, musicals, comedies and dramas.
Universal Classic Monsters (also known as Universal Monsters and Universal Studios Monsters) is a home video line based on a series of horror films primarily produced by Universal Pictures from the 1930s to the 1950s. Although not initially conceived as a franchise, the enduring popularity and legacy of the films and the characters featured in them has led the studio to market them under the collective brand name of Universal Studios Monsters.[1] Steve Jones of USA Today described Universal's most famous monsters as "pop culture icons", specifically Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, and the Wolf Man

[@goodguysgunsllc9369]

Nice job Chris!! Love the old monster kits!!! Reminds me of my childhood from Aurora and going to the dime stores to get all the monsters!

[@sgnt9337]

I figured this was a repackaged Aurora kit.

[@petervitti9]

I built this glowing mummy in 1970 or so. I wrapped the figure in dried gray strips of gray cloth that was soaked in black water color paint. I was 11 years old. Haha. I still have the kit.

[@soupy607]

The Mummy Frankenstein, Creature from the Black Lagoon,and Dracula. I did them all as a young boy. I would have to do this with Testors tube glue for nostalgia. 😊👍

[@MGB-learning]

Another great video and presentation.

[@andreperrault5393]

Brings back memories, and now with new, but easily learned, skills to finish figures. Do it your way!

[@od1452]

I built about 8 of the monster kits as a kid. The mummy was my favorite. It was gray so I just black washed the whole kit. It turned out pretty good. Fun time down memory lane. Thanks.

[@MegaKLOWNIE]

GREAT LOOKING MUMMY I M GLAD TO SEE THE OLD KITS BEINGING REMASTEREDI OWN ALL THESE KITS BACK IN THE EARLY DAYS OF YESTERYEAR.AND THEY ONLY COST $2.00 DOLLARS EACH .FOR $10.00 YOU COULD BUY PAINTS AND GLUEAND ONE OF THESE KITS.AND HAVING A GREAT SATURDAY AFTERNOON FROM CUTTING GRASS TO EARN MONEY TO BUY THESE KITS THE GOOD OLD DAYS 63 YRS AND STILL MODELING IN THIS WONDERFUL HOBBY GREAT VIDEOS I ENJOY THEM ALL.

[@maryfiltz800]

I always like when you do the figures. Thanks for the build.

[@richardlee1092]

Nice Mummy! Great job. Can tell you have a lot of fun with figure kits. Thanks for the review. 😎

[@kennethkwilinski4899]

Need to see more figure kits on your show.

[@davidhinkson8856]

I always enjoy these kinds of kits because of their novelty, the way you can detail paint them and in some cases the working features. Nice to see one on the channel again; it's been a while.

[@crisslastname9417]

I built the Mummy kit way back in the mid'60's. My older brother built the Dracula kit. 👍The eyes of the Mummy seemed to follow me when I walked through the room. Scared the heck out of me! 🤣

[@jeffholt9437]

Now you know how those cheerleaders used to feel!!!!! 😊

[@petermotta1623]

You gotta love the old universal monsters models, they bring back great memories. Thank you for sharing

[@darykoughton5473]

My favorite kits you do are the monster and pirate figure kits!

[@brunoskorniak9722]

Super cool build! Nice work using the free built in blending tools- fingers!! Alot of fun to watch. I have a Frankensteins monster to build and you gave me alot of ideas! Thanks!

[@PlasticImaginationWorkshop]

Looks great, Chris! I built this kit back in the '90s when I was heavily into figure and "garage kits" (remember those?). Mine is still sitting here on my shelf with the rest of the Universal Monster kits I built back then. Among the Universal Monsters kits, this was one of my favorites. I also remember that it went together super easily and needed very little sanding/filling in the seams. I'm really glad they are continuing to re-release these old kits. Thanks for sharing, and have a great week. -David

[@mtroy0620]

Super cool

[@fredericksmith4038]

I had all the monster model's back in the 60s glad they are bringing them back my favorite was Frankstien

[@eclipsehorse8693]

Mummies did bleed back in the day! everyone remembers they were filled with Hershey's chocolate!! Wonderful build Chris! Loving these old figure kits!! Keep em coming- before the mummy comes for you!!!!

[@jimanderson4271]

Excellent job Chris! The weathering and other effects look awesome 👌

[@diecast_MikeEspo]

Awesome, different. But SOOO KOOOOOLLLL . 😊

[@TI4438]

I built the Silver Knight and Flash Gordon. Great kits. The Black Lagoon guy is next. Gonna have to add this one. Well done.

[@markshellard5894]

Nice work love it hope to see more figures on the channel

[@derradune6722]

Wow, I remember my brother making the glow in the dark kit way back in the 1970s

[@tygrkhat4087]

Great build Chris. The symbols on the stones are hieroglyphs; Sanskrit is an ancient Indian language.

[@DiceandDungeons]

I remember that Mummy Kit. I love the old kits, that's what I most like to do. Love seeing they reissued.

[@chrisclinton5424]

Nicely Done! You did a lot of painting and that's what I like to see with the figure kits! 😅👍 Would like to see you do the same with the Rat Fink!

[@cushingpushing]

I really like it when you make figure kits, the Mummy model looks great. I built it last year along with the Wolfman glow in the dark model kit from Atlantis. The Frankenstein and Dracula glow in the dark model kits are supposed to come out either late this year or early next year from Atlantis. I can't wait to build them.

[@haljohnson5729]

I just built that Drag Nut last summer.I wasn't aware the RatFink was available.

[@PlasticBaron]

I built this kit a few years ago to take a bit of a break from autos and aircraft. I also did the kit in black and white monochrome. The way the actual movie was filmed.

[@JB-hl1qx]

Just got this kit. Super excited to start it tonight! 💀

[@ToddHLHG]

Way cool mummy kit Chris. great job on this build.

[@danielbritton8588]

Got one just like it. I used a sparkle pigment on the sand. I didn't use the glow in the dark parts. I have all the main monsters. My favorite is Frankenstein's monster.

[@crashdive100]

Hey Chris! This and the Bride of Frankenstein were the only Aurora monster models from the 1960s that were a faithful reproduction of the actor playing the monster. All the other kits were loose interpretations of the character. Box art illustrator James Bama used studio stills of the monsters but none of the kits looked like his paintings until they gave him prototypes of the mummy and the creature. Lon Chaney was the mummy in 3 films...The Mummy's Tomb, The Mummy's Curse, and The Mummy's Ghost. And that's a wrap. Oooooh, bad pun.

[@JosephPercel]

That was really, really, scary!

[@michaelhobbyshop]

Nice job

[@NapierRobert]

Sanskrit? Maybe hieroglyphics in ancient Egypt. Nevertheless, I enjoy the builds. Keep them coming.

[@glmfaa1276]

Use the glow in the dark cobra as a prop next to the 427 Cobra that you built 5 months ago.

[@charlestreadway6491]

Lon Chaney played the Mummy in. The Mummy's Tomb (1942) The Mummy's Curse (1944) The Mummy's Ghost (1944) Whereas Boris Karloff played the Mummy in. The Mummy (1932)

[@ronaldseale8114]

Before painting do you have to sandThe brush on glue you are using ?

[@jeffholt9437]

Officially licensed? Looks more like Mr Roberts than Lon Chaney!!!! I have all the re-pops of these Aurora monster kits apart from Frankenstein (ok, I have the Luminator version but, as they are virtually unbuildable if you don'tlike seams, I'm not counting it!) and have heard that this one won't be re-released due to the cost of licensing (Karloff estate?). Given that the kit also looks nothing like the actor, Atlantis should pick one of the lesser Frankenstein films and get a licence from that actor AT A FRACTION OF THE COST!!!!!! 😊

[@joemenchaca1326]

I was 6 yrs old when I built the mummy looked terrible but I tried that was 61 years ago

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

Sorry Chris i'm going to be pedantic, sanskrit is Assyrian I think the Iraq/Iran area. Your thinking hieroglyphics which was ancient egyptian. The actual model is well done, hope to see a few more non auto models

[@frankmaksimik2885]

I have that model but I didn't build it it was already built it's one of those that they put in the windows it's already painted as well

[@jackdeville7890]

I built the Mummy model back in 1963 but it was not the glow in the dark one.

[@GhostOfTheRedBaron]

What's on the stones are meant to be hieroglyphics. Sanskrit is the language of Hinduism.

[@kennethkwilinski4899]

Look closely. One of the symbols is a guy building a model.

[@GhostOfTheRedBaron]

LOL the closest I see to that on the original is a figure seated at a chair but I can't see that it's building a model...@@kennethkwilinski4899

[@GhostOfTheRedBaron]

All I could see that might be close on the original, was a figure sitting at a table. Is this what you meant?