The latest tour of the Studio

Here’s the latest short video. I’m doing in-depth videos of kit builds again along with scratch builds and sculpting creatures but they can only be viewed by subscribers on my Patreon Page for a 1 dollar and month and up. The studio is getting less client and customer(do to the pandemic) work these days which is why I’m making masks, and soon resin kits of things I did during my career. The Patreon helps too to keep my doors open which have been open for 8 years now. That doesn’t include the old garage in Northridge. 😉

Enjoy and visit the site.

Invaders TV series saucer build

Not finished yet but almost there. This series was created in the 60’s by my old friend now passed Larry Cohen. Larry and I were working on developing a movie of the show before he passed away.

I first had this very kit when it was released in the 60’s. Recently re-released I used upgrades from http://www.Voodoofx.com and http://www.yaymonsters.com to make it just like the studio model.

A 4 part video series has been made on the making of this model that can be viewed on my Patreon page http://www.patreon.com/Steveneill starting next week. Please visit the free page and for subscriber content you must be a scriber. Learn about my long career. Hear amazing stories and watch me do my art, models, creatures and more there in great detail.

Iron Giant Finished!

After nearly 4 years he is finished and on display in our gallery at our studio. It took this long because I could only work on him during my spare time. Finally I had enough and made the pledge I wouldn’t do anything else until he was finished. It took about three weeks to finish him off.

Hogarth will be added later next year.

Sightings Mask is available

This mask is a replica of the mask I created for the 1990’s TV series “Sightings”. This was the first grey alien mask ever created. Many were sold from the screen used mold back in the early 90’s and some still exist today as I have seen them for sale on eBay and fans have sent me pictures of theirs they still own.

I have over the years bee asked to bring them back. I had made several types for the show but this one was the first and most used.

The eyes on these masks are vacuum formed clear tinted plastic you can see through.