A guest has cut himself shaving. This Count Dracula figure model kit gives Diklich Art's treatment to Gary Oldman's ancient count from Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992), caught at the moment he takes the razor out of Jonathan Harker's hand and tastes what is on the blade.
Four Centuries Old and Still Hungry
The head carries the film. The face is mapped with deep lines, the eye hooded and half shut, the mouth open and the tongue laid flat along the edge of the razor — an old man in something close to bliss. The hair is dressed in the two coiled buns the character is known by, with a long plait running down the back between the shoulders. The hands are as carefully sculpted as the face: veined, knuckled, and finished with long curved nails, one finger ringed, holding the open razor upright.
The robe does the rest. It hangs from the shoulders in heavy folds, wide bell sleeves falling past the wrists, and both breast panels carry the Order of the Dragon crest worked in fine raised relief, down to the trailing scrollwork beneath. Behind him the robe becomes a train, spilling off the plinth and pooling across the step below. He stands on a round brick platform, the courses pitted and mortared, with a flagstone step set into the front where the fabric comes to rest.
Display Size
11.8" / 300 mm
Kit Details
Material: high-quality resin
Requires assembly
Supplied unpainted
Give the robe its depth and the crests their metal, and leave the blade for last. He has waited four hundred years; he can wait for the paint to cure.
