Amazing Figure Modeler (1995) comic books 2009-2011

Amazing Figure Modeler is going spastic for plastic this issue - and modelers will, too, once they get a whiff of the petroleum-packed line-up of rock-n-roll, horror, sci-fi, superhero, and car kits that's on tap. AFM's plastic parade gets off on the right note with a couple of reissued rockers from Hawk's Weird-Oh line, The Frantics. Next, greak out with Revell's flying Man of Steel, Superman, and then it's on to some sci-fi modeling with Monogram's Flying Sub and the Mobius Lost in Space: Space Pod. Horror fans can look forward to Nosferatu, The Invisible Man, and the Monster Scenes kits. Get set for another cool issue chock full of the usual modeling mayhem! Cover price $8.00.

Amazing Figure Modeler serves up the nutritious 'Breakfast of Champions' from Monster Dork Studios. Next, set sail with the Dark Maiden, an all-new ship's figurehead beauty from Reaper Miniatures. GeoMetric's The Fly will get a hair-by-hair makeover, and a Playboy bunny shows off two good reasons why she's a bust in more ways than on! Get set as this issue prunes down the plastic and focuses on subjects that put it head and shoulders above the rest! Cover price $8.00.

Amazing Figure Modeler magazine breaks out the silver bullets and takes aim at everyone's favorite shape shifting creature, the Werewolf! From classic movie creations to original takes, this issue promises to be a true fangfest, and what would a werewolf issue be without a feature on the hair-raising talents of art legend Bernie Wrightson. Cover price $8.00.

Relive the hobby's golden era with vintage kits that helped shape the resin figure market's early formative years. Featured models will include Jeff Yagher's 'Curse of the Werewolf,' The Barker Bros.' 'Jersey Devil,' GeoMetric Design's 'Pumpkinhead,' The Janus Co.'s 'White Zombie,' and other landmark kits. The AFM artist profile also goes retro with a spotlight on sculptor Mike Parks and his innovated work with Mad Lab Models. Cover price $8.00.

Writers take over the driver's seat and put the pedal to the metal with some of the hobby's most exciting new releases. You'll reach for the fire extinguisher as John Hircock fans the flames of the Ghost of Frankenstein, while Jim Bertges slams the vehicle in reverse for a look back at the Monster Kit Diorama. Mike Falcigno refuels his skills with a new sculpting article on the Curse of the Demon, and David Fisher tops off the tank with an historic countess. Cover price $8.00.