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Romana II

Added March 16th, 2002 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under Other Characters, Doctor Who, Plastic

Romanadvoratrelundar, or Romana as she’s more commonly referred to on the show, is another recycled/gender bender custom.

Initially I reworked a McFarlane Ichabod Crane figure, giving her the obvious female enhancements. This proved to be too scary, though, and essentially ruined the base figure. However, all was not lost. I took the abandoned sculpt I did for the Eighth Doctor (another Ichabod) and was able to produce a far more natural looking pose.

Essentially, Romana has Ichabod arms, torso, and boots and her legs were spliced in from a Revolver Ocelet figure. The head is a reworked Vanessa Kensington noggin from the Austin Powers line. The hair was created with Kneadatite and vest. Clear vinyl was used for additional costuming details.

Though she looked pretty on-model when primed, I’m not so convinced of the likeness of the painted version. Still, as for right now this is the closest I can get. Any suggestions for a more accurate looking Romana would be greatly appreciated.

Created Spring 2002

Featured in CustomCon 6

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