Halloween 1978 Kitchen Diorama for 8 Inch Neca Figures
It was the Boogeyman... ...as a matter of fact, it was.

Description
A screen-accurate recreation of the Myers house kitchen scene from Halloween (1978), built for 8-inch NECA figures. Highly detailed cabinetry, period-accurate appliances, and hand-weathered finishes. Figure shown for scale only, not included. Dimensions shown in pictures. Any questions please ask.
Build Specifications
- Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail
- Limited edition collectible / One-of-a-kind
- Authentic materials and realistic weathering
- Perfect for display in your collection
- Inspired by: Halloween (1978)
Shipping & Checkout
We offer free shipping on select products based on the weight and size of the diorama or scene. Currently, all purchases are made through our eBay store. In the future, we will offer additional ways to purchase.
Photo Showcase & Craftsmanship
Every KollectNoir diorama is custom crafted with micro-textured weathering, realistic scaled lighting, and cinema-authentic battle damage.
Micro-Paints & Weathering
Multi-layered wash techniques create realistic dirt, rust, oil residue, and battle scars tailored to the movie lore.
Built-In Micro LED Lighting
Custom wired low-voltage LEDs bring TV screens, street lamps, and interior displays to life with realistic glow.
1/12 & 7" Scale Compatibility
Designed specifically for NECA, Mezco, Mafex, Marvel Legends, and TMNT action figure display dimensions.
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