The Mummy's Tomb - This is a life-sized statue capturing Lon Chaney Jr.'s eerie and haunting portrayal of Kharis, the vengeful undead mummy. Released by Universal Pictures on October 23, 1942, the film draws audiences into a chilling tale of ancient curses and reawakened wrath. This statue pays homage to that legacy with uncanny realism—its portrait sculpt was personally supervised by Ron Chaney, great-grandson of the legendary Lon Chaney Sr., ensuring a reverent and authentic tribute to his family’s iconic lineage.
Mounted on a faux foam-themed Egyptian base with discreet wheels (measuring 32x24x4 inches), the statue stands an imposing 6 feet 10 inches tall. Crafted from fiberglass, foam rubber, and resin, with aged linen wraps, the piece exudes cinematic gravitas and screen-accurate texture—down to its size 13 feet—evoking the timeless dread of Kharis rising from his tomb.
BUILD PROCESS - INFO
Foam themed Egyptian base with wheels- 32x24x 4 inches thick.
Foot size-13. Height of Mummy on base- 6"10
Body made of fiberglass, foam rubber and resin.
Mummy wraps are distressed linen fabric.
CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS:
Mummy head sculpt - Michaela Czermak.
Body sculpt and linen wrapping- Kelly Mark Delcambre
Themed Base fabrication - Roger Saiki
Paint and hair work - Heath Hammond
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