Does anyone produce a 1:9 Doc Savage head sculpt? (Silver Age)

[GlobalObserver]

Does anyone produce a 1:9 Doc Savage head sculpt? (Silver Age)

[phil]

If you mean the James Bama/Bantam Books version I used a head I got from Dr. Mego. It was quite some time ago and I don't remember what he called it but it's basically a bald version of the MEGO Thor head.

[GlobalObserver]

My first ever custom was Doc Savage back in 1974. I dressed an Aquaman figure in Dr. Zaius pants, black boots, and a torn shirt. I used a red sharpie to draw some bloody scratches on the body. A year later I used a Big Jim Dr. Steel. I rubbed off the tattoos, painted on James Bama-style hair, and used other Big Jim clothes and boots to finish him off. It actually didn't look too bad. (but it didn't look too good either)

With a new movie in the works, maybe we'll get a fully authorized Mego-style Doc.

I have the 1/6 Go Hero Doc (silver age) and would loved to have a scaled down version of that figure.

[PNGwynne]

Years ago here, I remember a Doc Savage that used a Thor head with sculpted Bama-style "skull-cap" hair. Looked pretty good.

[GlobalObserver]

I definitely remember someone on here having a Bama-style Doc head for sale, but it was quite a few years ago.

[phil]

I just painted the skull cap hair on. Worked fairly well. If I could post a photo I would.
After seeing the Doc Savage movie in the '70s I dressed my Mego Superman in Zaius' pants and boots and used the jacket from the Action Jackson Army outfit since Doc word a similar jacket in the movie. Had a lot of fun with him. The picnic table was his airship to travel the world and smash evil. I don't remember trying to make any of the Fabulous Five. That would have to wait until I did proper customs many years later.

[TheNewGiJoeWithKungFuGrip]

My first ever custom was Doc Savage back in 1974. I dressed an Aquaman figure in Dr. Zaius pants, black boots, and a torn shirt. I used a red sharpie to draw some bloody scratches on the body. A year later I used a Big Jim Dr. Steel. I rubbed off the tattoos, painted on James Bama-style hair, and used other Big Jim clothes and boots to finish him off. It actually didn't look too bad. (but it didn't look too good either) .

Any Pictures?

[GlobalObserver]

Any Pictures?

I'm afraid not. That was more than 40 years ago, and they weren't exactly picture-worthy.

I have thought of recreating them. It wouldn't take much doing.

[samurainoir]

I remember someone did this one... can't recall whom (although I want to say it was a Canadian Ex-pat transplanted to the US)