The Second Doctor

Added March 16th, 2002 by Matt Cauley
Filed Under The Doctors, Doctor Who, Plastic

The Second Doctor was played by actor Patrick Troughton, as seen here in a plastic version. This Doctor uses a similar recipe to that of the First Doctor: both use the DC Direct Elijah Snow (Planetary) figure as a base figure.

The Second Doctor borrows a head sculpt from a Jean Luc Picard Star Trek action figure with Kneadatite added for hair. Clear vinyl extends his jacket and provides the foundation for a handkerchief as well.

I had made an earlier attempt with this custom as well, though I abandoned it after the collaged patterns didn’t work out. I made a second attempt with a new base figure and I’m far happier with the results. The first, rejected prototype can be seen above. While not a bad attempt, I didn’t care for how it was progressing and decided to abandon the collaged fabric in lieu of hand painting the patterns.

Created Spring 2002

Featured in CustomCon 6

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