The decorative touches on the mask include a strip of weird black foam that I bolted around the forehead (I purchased this at American Science and Surplus, from a shelf labeled "(Extremely) Miscellaneous Foam". This helmet represents arguably the finest surviving example of this Cyberman variant in original condition and is without doubt one of the most significant Doctor Who discovery's of recent times. These aspects were dropped as being too impractical and would’ve been incredibly expensive to deliver on a Doctor Who budget.

Once done I primed and sprayed the whole belt silver in 2 coats and put it on the suit using 4 velcro strips. The human skin tones still remain visible on the hands but they have been covered by some sort of material.When it came to making the "chin", for example, I put my head through the neck area, with the faceplate only attached at the top. Although to help hide the back join, we used some spare leather already sprayed silver from my leather pants and folded it over the point were the belt met once with velcro and it masked it much better. Once the circuit boards were arranged on the magazine boards with the foam sandwiched in between, I drilled through the whole stack in several places, running lengths of wire through the holes and twisting them until secure. The original hooks and clips used to originally attach the now absent backplate are all present and complete. I added some black lines to suggest jointed segments, and sprayed them with the same acrylic topcoat that I used on the suit, just to be on the safe side.

There is no peripheral vision so you have to be careful, but walking in a slow and deliberate manner does not exactly destroy the illusion of being a Cyberman! Do they actually say 1967, as they are actually from a Radio Times shoot in 1970, the Cyberman has an Invasion chest unit held on with string. Unfortunately Royal Mail decided to deliver my parcel elsewhere but this was NO FAULT of the seller and they located my parcel straight away so I managed to get this back but they were more than happy to rectify royal mails mistake! To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.Additionally, I put some decorations on the fingers, adding leather patches and gluing on some bits of tech from the smashed CD player mentioned earlier.

I cut them off just above the knees and added velcro strips on both sides of the knees of the wetsuit so the leggings would fit over them with about 2 inches overlap.I used metal cutters to hack out a portion slightly larger than the opening and epoxied it to the back. An original 1960s Cyberman chest unit used in the production of the long running BBC television series Doctor Who, during the reign of Patrick Troughton as The Doctor. It took a few attempts to get good looking 'false frame' or each but after getting something close I glued all three over the trays/box. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.