Doorway Environment
Announced Nov 1, 2016





Summary
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Pros!
- Functional door enhances display interaction
- Hand-painted detailing provides visual accuracy
- Includes a moveable trunk that matches period design
- Cardstock backdrop creates an illusion of depth
- Easily assembles with embedded magnets for stability
- Captures the iconic look and feel of the 1931 film scene
Cons!
- Sold separately from the figure, requiring additional purchase for complete display
- Higher price point due to detailed environment and accessories may be prohibitive for some collectors
Product Info
From the boxProduct Description
Universal Studios’ 1931 Frankenstein is famous not only for the groundbreaking and enduring look of the Frankenstein Monster, but for the production design of the Academy Award nominated Charles D. Hall.
Frankenstein created the look that “mad scientist” films follow to this day as well as defined the castle laboratory aesthetic. One of the most iconic images from the film is the Monster standing in the open doorway of the lab. A wall of rough-hewn stones and a studded wooden door in the background ominously frames the Monster.
This One:12 Collective environment perfectly recreates the look and feel of the scene as though it were a movie set. Created of polystone, the environment features a functional door, floor, and stone wall. Behind the door, a cardstock backdrop creates the illusion of depth. The set includes a period-accurate trunk which matches the same one seen in still 310-1-90 from the Universal archives. The environment assembles easily using embedded magnets to ensure a secure fit.
The One:12 Collective Frankenstein Doorway Environment features:
- Functional door opens and closes
- Hand painted authentic detailing
- Approximately 11.5in tall, 8.5in wide and 8in deep
- Behind-the-door backdrop
What’s in the box:
- One moveable trunk
- One cardstock backdrop
This item is exclusive to the Mezco Toyz online store. Figure sold separately.
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