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Build iconic classic television science fiction with Doll & Hobby's meticulously crafted model kits featuring legendary series including Lost in Space, Land of the Giants, and Sealab III. This specialized collection showcases premium scale models including the Lost in Space Cyclops & Chariot set with seven figures and base, the standalone Chariot with three figures, the dramatic Land of the Giants Snake Scene, and the underwater Sealab III with new tooling. Each kit delivers exceptional attention to detail and historical accuracy for authentic replicas of television's golden age of science fiction. Explore additional sci-fi kits from AMT and Fujimi, or visit the official Doll & Hobby website for specifications.
Doll & Hobby has established itself as a premier manufacturer of limited-run model kits celebrating classic television science fiction from the 1960s and 1970s, producing meticulously researched replicas of iconic vehicles, creatures, and scenes from beloved series that defined the golden age of television sci-fi. Specializing in subjects often overlooked by mainstream model manufacturers, Doll & Hobby fills a crucial niche for collectors and enthusiasts seeking authentic representations of Lost in Space, Land of the Giants, Sealab, and other memorable television productions that captured imaginations during an era when practical effects and imaginative design created unforgettable visual experiences. Each kit represents extensive research using original production materials, screen captures, and consultation with prop builders and series historians to ensure accuracy in proportions, details, and authentic representation of these television classics.
The Lost in Space collection captures iconic elements from Irwin Allen's groundbreaking 1965-1968 series that followed the Robinson family's adventures in deep space. The 1/35 Cyclops & 1/48 Chariot set with seven figures and base provides a comprehensive diorama opportunity combining two of the series' most memorable elements in a single package. The Cyclops represents the menacing one-eyed robot from the episode "There Were Giants in the Earth," featuring accurate proportions based on the original prop with detailed mechanical components visible through transparent sections, articulated limbs allowing dynamic posing, weathered finish capturing the alien construction aesthetic, and a display base incorporating rocky terrain elements from the episode. The Chariot depicts the Robinson family's all-terrain exploration vehicle in 1/48 scale with accurate body proportions matching the full-size prop built on a Thiokol Snowcat chassis, detailed interior showing seats, controls, and equipment storage, opening hatches and doors for interior access, separately molded wheels with authentic tread patterns, and seven figures representing the Robinson family, Major West, and Dr. Smith in appropriate scale. The 1/35 Chariot with three figures provides the iconic vehicle in larger scale for enhanced detail work, featuring more intricate interior components, finer surface textures and panel lines, enhanced mechanical details including suspension and drivetrain elements, and three figures in 1/35 scale for proper proportion.
The 1/48 Land of the Giants Snake Scene with three figures and base recreates one of the most memorable moments from Irwin Allen's 1968-1970 series about Earth people stranded on a planet where everything is twelve times normal size. This dramatic diorama kit captures the terror and scale disparity that defined the series, featuring an oversized snake sculpted to proper 12:1 scale relative to the human figures, three detailed figures representing the Spindrift crew members in period-appropriate 1960s attire, a themed base incorporating giant-scale environmental elements like grass blades and pebbles that appear massive relative to the miniaturized humans, and authentic proportions that convey the show's central premise of normal-sized people navigating an oversized world. The kit allows modelers to recreate the distinctive visual aesthetic that made Land of the Giants memorable, with careful attention to the scale relationships that were crucial to the series' visual effects.
The 1/96 Sealab III with new tooling represents the underwater habitat from the 1972 television series that followed oceanographic researchers living and working beneath the sea. This kit features completely new tooling developed specifically for accurate representation of the distinctive cylindrical habitat design, detailed exterior showing access hatches, viewports, and equipment modules, interior components visible through transparent sections, mounting options for display on a base or suspended to simulate underwater positioning, and authentic proportions matching the studio miniature used for the series' underwater sequences. The kit appeals to fans of vintage science fiction television and modelers interested in unique subject matter beyond the typical spacecraft and vehicles that dominate sci-fi modeling.
Beyond television science fiction, Doll & Hobby produces kits celebrating classic horror and fantasy subjects. The 1/8 Hunchback of Notre Dame captures the tragic character from Victor Hugo's novel in impressive scale with detailed facial sculpting conveying emotion and character, period costume with authentic fabric textures and folds, architectural base elements suggesting Notre Dame Cathedral, and dramatic pose capturing the character's physical deformity and emotional depth. The 1/10 The Witch provides a classic fantasy subject with detailed character sculpting, period costume and accessories, and atmospheric base design.
Every Doll & Hobby kit represents limited-run production using short-run molding techniques that allow economical manufacture of specialized subjects with smaller market appeal than mainstream releases. The kits feature high-quality styrene plastic with crisp detail and minimal flash, comprehensive instructions with assembly diagrams and painting guides, historically researched subjects with attention to screen accuracy, and limited availability making them collectible items that appreciate in value. The company's focus on television science fiction from the 1960s and 1970s fills a crucial gap in the modeling market, providing kits of subjects that major manufacturers overlook due to licensing complexities or perceived limited market appeal. For collectors and enthusiasts of classic television sci-fi, Doll & Hobby kits represent opportunities to build authentic replicas of beloved subjects that exist nowhere else in the modeling world.
Doll & Hobby kits appeal to modelers who appreciate vintage television science fiction and enjoy building subjects with nostalgic appeal and historical significance. The kits work well as standalone display pieces celebrating specific series or as components of comprehensive television sci-fi collections spanning multiple manufacturers and subjects. Display considerations include period-appropriate bases and backgrounds that evoke the series' visual aesthetic, lighting that highlights details while creating dramatic atmosphere, grouping with related subjects from the same series or era, and informational placards providing context about the series and episode references. The limited production nature of these kits makes them valuable additions to collections, with out-of-production releases commanding premium prices on the secondary market.
Complement your Doll & Hobby television sci-fi kits with additional classic science fiction models from our extensive range. Explore kits from AMT SciFi featuring Star Trek and Star Wars subjects, Fujimi Sci-Fi showcasing Japanese science fiction, Kotobukiya Sci-Fi offering anime and manga-inspired kits, and Takom Sci-Fi delivering unique science fiction subjects. Visit the official Doll & Hobby website for detailed product information, release schedules, and the complete catalog from this innovative manufacturer dedicated to preserving classic television science fiction through limited-run model kits that celebrate the imagination and artistry of television's golden age when practical effects and creative design brought unforgettable science fiction adventures into living rooms across America.