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Original Model sculpted by Meyers. - Original Box Art painted by James Bama.
The Model
	ORIGINAL SERIES YEARS: - 1965 - 1966 KIT #: #483 SCALE: - 1/12 PLASTIC: - Dark Grey BOX SIZE: - 13" x 7" x 2"
	ORIGINAL SERIES YEARS: - 1965 - 1966 KIT #: #470 SCALE: - 1/12 PLASTIC: - Black BOX SIZE: - 12" x 12" x 3"
GROWING UP WITH MONSTERS! My WITCH Story The Witch AKA the Salem Witch. I'd seen an original Aurora Factory buildup of this kit in a window of a hobby shop in 1976. I just couldn't get into this kit as a kid. I guess that I felt it was a girl's model kit because it was only girls that dressed up as Witches on Halloween.   This Model kit is an Aurora Reissue and was Produced by Polar Lights.  CLICK PICTURES TO ENLARGE   I never owned this kit until I was an adult (when Polar Lights released it) and that was probably a good thing because there are lots of tiny pieces and much going on with this kit, I would have just made a mess out of it as a child.   I'm told that Aurora released this kit (along with The Bride of Frankenstein) in hopes of getting little girls interested in model building. I'm not sure that the plan worked.   As a kid, I ran into plenty of girls who had Brothers that built these model kits but I never met a girl that built and painted them, herself. And why would they? Just like I didn't want to play with Baby Dolls, girls didn't want to build Monsters.

The Movie

Although I'm sure that there are plenty of movies based on the Witches of Salem Massachusetts, there was never a movie that featured this particular Witch.