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USOS Seaview SSRN-1 From the motion picture "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" Lunar Models' expensive and horrible-to-build vacu-form kit. Possibly my worst modeling experience ever. Lighted using the Ertl 25th Anniversay Enterprise wiring harness

USOS Seaview SSRN-1 From the motion picture "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" The classic Aurora kit as repopped by Polar Lights In a diorama representing our first sight of the Seaview ever.

USOS Seaview SSRN-1 (Yes, again) From the TV Series "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" The TV Series Seaview featuring the 4-window configuration and the Flying Sub bay. The Monsters in Motion solid(!) resin kit.

Flying Sub FS-1 From the series "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" This is the Tsukuda release, packaged in Japan from parts molded by Monogram in the US from the old Aurora molds, then imported to the US and resold at $36 each to stupid people like me. Monogram released it in the US for $14 a couple of years later.

Flying Sub FS-1 From the series "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" Moebius Moderls Magnificent 1/32 scale kit with full interior. Crow's Nest Crew Figures. PGMS Interior Decals & Photoetch. Target Christmas LED Strings for Lighting!

The Space Pod From the TV series "Lost in Space" Moebius Models' 1/24 scale plastic kit.

"Spindrift" Orbital Transport From the TV series "Land of the Giants" An original Aurora kit built when I was but a lad