The fearless Vampire Killers - Theater performance act one. The kidnapping of Sarah

Let's start with the small theater. The bloodthirsty Count Krolock has found out about the beautiful innkeeper's daughter Sarah and kidnaps her to his castle. There she is to be sacrificed to his vampire people at a festival. The Count must keep his vampire vassals submissive...

Woooow, your creativity keeps blowing my mind! Your use of those two sculpts is fantastic! Love how you used her side glance and his expression. You have such a good eye for these things! Keep'em coming!

whoa dude.
love the fangs on "the foe" !!
looking forward to seeing what happens next with Sarah !

Very creative photos, nice work!

Beautiful sequence!

Beautifully conceived, created, and executed, with lovely posing and photographing (all the way to Carcassonne, if I'm not mistaken). There is a certain irrepressible humor in your scenes, which at times belies the seriousness of the action (almost as if the "actors" intend it), which I actually find very endearing.

Really well done, Ephi. Love the set and photos. All the posing was perfectly effective and really captures the moment of Sarah’s capture. Awesome stuff.

Looks like he got his take out Excellent sets and photos, not to mention the superb positioning

Haha! very good. I spotted Willem Dafoe straight away!

This shot works very well:

i have to say that dafoe head look INCREDIBLE!!!!!!
looks perfect in that scenario!
i have quite a nice movie poster for FVK

Diana wrote:Woooow, your creativity keeps blowing my mind! Your use of those two sculpts is fantastic! Love how you used her side glance and his expression. You have such a good eye for these things! Keep'em coming!

Thank you very much, Di. Often the motivation for me is to build something in 1:6 just to see if I can do it. But when I read that I can make others enjoy looking at it, that's a much nicer reason. Thank you for that.

Allotropos wrote:whoa dude.
love the fangs on "the foe" !!
looking forward to seeing what happens next with Sarah !

Thanks Allotropos. It's always nice to receive a compliment from someone whose work you also admire. Spoiler

The Count will make her beautiful for his party. Because the year before there was only one skinny woodcutter to suck out.

Zes wrote:Very creative photos, nice work!

Thank You very much, Zes. Great to have You here.

Visisonor wrote:Beautiful sequence!

Thank You Vision.
I hope I don't need another two years to continue this story.  

GubernatorFan wrote:Beautifully conceived, created, and executed, with lovely posing and photographing (all the way to Carcassonne, if I'm not mistaken). There is a certain irrepressible humor in your scenes, which at times belies the seriousness of the action (almost as if the "actors" intend it), which I actually find very endearing.

Psssst! Ian!  If I had known that we had professors of medieval architecture with us here, I would have at least tried to use Taufers Castle from the film.     I try to bring film and musical elements together. The humor will of course come with the scatterbrained professor and his assistant.

Stryker2012 wrote:Really well done, Ephi. Love the set and photos. All the posing was perfectly effective and really captures the moment of Sarah’s capture. Awesome stuff.

Thank You very much Stryker. Ahh ! capturing ist a better word for kidnapping, rigth ? But come on, it´s a comedy.  

BAMComix wrote:Looks like he got his take out    Excellent sets and photos, not to mention the superb positioning

Thank You, Bam. You know i´m a big fan of Your Stories too.

ukshaun wrote:Haha! very good. I spotted Willem Dafoe straight away!

This shot works very well:

Thank You Ukshaun.
I tried to show some wind in this picture. Dog fur hair can be easily modeled with the fingers.

teamweapon wrote:i have to say that dafoe head look INCREDIBLE!!!!!!
looks perfect in that scenario!
i have quite a nice movie poster for FVK

Thank you, Teamweapon. How nice to have a fan of the film here. I am always open to requests as to what else should be included in the theater performance.

The humor is already there! As is the wind!

Ephiane wrote:

BAMComix wrote:Looks like he got his take out    Excellent sets and photos, not to mention the superb positioning

Thank You, Bam. You know i´m a big fan of Your Stories too.

Aw, thank you .

I really like. It reminds me of an old Roman Polanski film, "Le bal des vampires" (in French). The heroine was a red-headed woman.

Thanks French. That's a very nice compliment. The small 1:6 theater is supposed to represent exactly this film and the named musical. If someone feels reminded of this without knowing it, my goal has been achieved.

Another fantastic photo series from Ephiane! Willem Dafoe as a vampire is an inspired choice!

Nice Ephiane! I am once again inspired by your photo comic.