The Empty Child

Added July 16th, 2005 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under Other Characters, Doctor Who, Plastic

The Empty Child

London, 1941, at the height of the Blitz. A mysterious cylinder is being guarded by the army, while homeless children, living on the bomb sites, are being terrorized by an unearthly child. The Child’s plague is spreading throughout wartime London, and its zombie army is on the march.

The EMPTY CHILD action figure is a heavily reworked Charlie figure from the recent “Charley and the Chocolate Factory” remake. I repositioned Charlie’s arms to make the pose more menacing, and spliced in shins from an X-Men Evolution STORM figure. The jacket is reworked vinyl, while the gas mask is reworked from a McFarlane Psycho Mantis figure. The head itself is created with Magic Sculpt.

Are you my mummy?
Are you my mummy?
Are you my mummy?
Mummy, where are you?

The EMPTY CHILD action figure stands 4 1/2″ tall and features 6 points of articulation.

Created Summer 2005

Featured in CustomCon 13

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