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Sculpting the Wrarth Warrior — from Comic Book to Action Figure It is always rewarding to sculpt a well-designed Doctor Who creature, but there’s a particular joy in sculpting one that has spent most of its fictional existence in the pages of a comic and has only recently been brought to life on screen. The Wrarth Warriors — first introduced in April 1980 in Marvel’s Fourth Doctor comic Doctor Who and The Star Beast  — lived for decades only in stylised panels and in the coll

Sculpting the Anthony Ainley Master — A Study in Villainy, Vanity & Very Specific Reference Most of the modern era of Doctor Who, or Nu-Who  as fandom sometimes styles it, provides characters where the sculpts fall naturally into place — a wealth of reference material, fresh digital scans, crisp modern photography, costumes in controlled lighting, dozens of stills available from every angle. And then there are heritage characters from the classic era of Doctor Who — those bea