Doctor Who (BBC TV, 2005-), Cyclops Alien Costume and Mask from the Special Episode "The End of Time Part Two"....

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Doctor Who (BBC TV, 2005-), Cyclops Alien Costume and Mask from the Special Episode "The End of Time Part Two". Original alien costume and head mask for a Cyclops species from the "Zaggitt Zagoo" bar on the Planet Zog, in the Tenth Doctor's (David Tennant) final episode "The End of Time Part Two" broadcast in 2010. Measuring 74" x 26.5" x 16" overall on mannequin, the costume comprising a brown synthetic elasticated fabric bodysuit with splatter effect, gray and red fiberglass armor components including wrist cuffs, skirt, chest and upper arm braces attached by clip fasteners. Together with molded flesh-colored silicone hands, and rubber head mask of wrinkled flesh and metallic helmet/eyepiece. Provenance: Acquired from Propstore. Exhibits light production wear. This Lot is located in London, England, and special shipping arrangements via third party shipper will apply. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions. From the Collection of The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction, Bromyard, UK.

More Information: As the Tenth Doctor (David Tennant) comes to terms with his fate and impending regeneration, he travels through time and space to make amends and wrap up any loose ends before his departure. One of these trips is to the planet Zog in a knowing callback to his companion Donna Noble's (Catherine Tate) disdain for alien planets. Two of these Cyclops aliens attend the bar, together with a broad variety of other aliens both new and old, including Slitheen, Judoon, Sycorax, and even an Adipose. It is here that the Tenth Doctor bids farewell to Captain Jack Harkness (John Barrowman), and introduces him to love interest Alonso (Russell Tovey).

The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction

Heritage is proud to present over 75 remarkable lots from The Time Machine Museum of Science Fiction. Founded in 2007 and located in Bromyard, the UK museum was one of Herefordshire's hidden gems and represents the Glazzard family's decades-long dedication to preserving and promoting the history of Science Fiction.

A centerpiece of the collection is its peerless Doctor Who archive – over 85% of the museum's holdings - including production-used props and costumes from both the Classic and New eras of the long-running TV show. Iconic villains such as Daleks, Cybermen, and Silurians are represented, in addition to the world's only known Mechanoid commissioned by the BBC for exhibition use.

Beyond Doctor Who, the collection features production-used and related pieces from other landmark franchises, including Star Wars, Star Trek: Voyager, and Red Dwarf - with standout items like an original flying model of Starbug and an original Kryten costume worn by Robert Llewellyn in Season 8.

Before settling in Bromyard, many of these artifacts toured the UK with important Doctor Who exhibitions in Blackpool, Longleat, Llangollen, and Cardiff.

This auction offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Science Fiction history - each item a testament to the Glazzard family's passion and lifetime of collecting.

The Time Museum Collection auction is unofficial and not endorsed by, licensed by, nor affiliated with the BBC and/or BBC Studios.


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