Here are a few photos of a recent kit that I've finished based on the 1964 TV show "The Outer Limits'. Anyway, the episode that this creature (called a Thetan) is from is 'The Architects Of Fear' that aired on September 30, 1963. It is about a man who volunteers to be altered is such a way that he can fool the world's leaders into joining together to fight a common foe (the fictional Thetans) and thus save humanity from destroying itself. Shortly after beginning the irreversible process, he learns that his wife is pregnant which adds an extra layer of pathos to the story.
      Most of the stories from this series had surprisingly humanistic aspects to the plots, something not usually found in what was dismissed as a 'science fiction show'. Robert Culp plays the unlucky 'winner' of the Thetan lottery and his performance is quite touching, especially when he reveals what has happened to him to his horrified wife. I don't know if he got an Emmy for that performance but he certainly deserved one.

     The kit was initially offered by Saturn LTD Model kits and subsequently acquired by Geometric Designs.   Unfortunately, there was a fire at GD which resulted in the molds being destroyed so there aren't that many kits left out there (if any).

      The Thetan was sculpted by Todd Kiniburgh and the base by Phil Kupka. The cast was very clean and needed next to no clean up. Since the show was shot in black and white, I had pretty much a free hand in the color scheme and I am overall pleased with the results. To give the setting a little more interest, I added some plastic aquarium plants to copy the final scenes in the program. 3/3/2016

A brief video with the Outer Limits opening sound track to set the mood.