- A parallel universe version of the Cybermen appeared in the 2006 series
- The two-part story, Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel
- Recreate scenes from the world of Dr Who
- A 5" poseable action figure
- Perfect for fans both young and old!
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A parallel universe version of the Cybermen appeared in the 2006 series, the two-part story, Rise of the Cybermen and The Age of Steel. Recreate scenes from the world of Dr Who with your 5" poseable action figure.
Perfect for fans both young and old!
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29 of 32 people found the following review helpful
this is a 5 inch cyberman from doctor who 2006.
For a 5 inch figure articulation is incredible with rotating head and boots along with jointed thighs, shins, shoulders, elbows and even hands.
Detail is superb and the paint on the body is makes the plastic look like metal.
a perfect toy for me to recreate doctor who scenes (im using my moms account) like rise of the cybermen, and, (with a few r/c daleks) doomsday.
This is my favourite toy of the series so far.
For a 5 inch figure articulation is incredible with rotating head and boots along with jointed thighs, shins, shoulders, elbows and even hands.
Detail is superb and the paint on the body is makes the plastic look like metal.
a perfect toy for me to recreate doctor who scenes (im using my moms account) like rise of the cybermen, and, (with a few r/c daleks) doomsday.
This is my favourite toy of the series so far.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful
This Cyberman figure is fantastic! I did not buy it to play with as I am 19 but bought it to stand on my desk as it looked a bit empty and I must say the quality is fantastic. Its like the costume from the Show only shrunk down to 5 inches. Every pipe and every joint. The detail is so good the bolts on the knees and elbows have the notches used for a robot or screwdriver for tigtening them, not a single thing has been left from the detail. The paint is also very good giving the appearens of real stainless steal. If you are thinking of buying a Dr who Figure to have on display or collect them than this is must for all you fellow Who fans out there. Also children will be thrilled with it as it is fully jointed and not at all flimsy and liable to break even the hight of a heated imaginary battle against the Daleks.
Note. This is the Model of Cyberman seen in "ARMY OF GHOSTS and DOOMSDAY" so the figure has a rist blaster on its right arm.
Note. This is the Model of Cyberman seen in "ARMY OF GHOSTS and DOOMSDAY" so the figure has a rist blaster on its right arm.
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My son who is now 9 went crazy for Doctor Who when it first came back on our screens several years ago. We ended up buying quite a few bits of merchandise, but I must admit that I was pleasantly surprised by the fine quality of the action figures. We have had the Cybermen for about 4 years now, and they are still as good as new.
The little fella stands about 6 inches tall, and can stand on his own, unlike many inferior action figures. There is a good likeness to the Cybermen from the TV show and he is a dull silver colour. What really reflects the quality of the figure is the amount of joints he has. You can move his head all the way round, as well as cocking it to the side to give him some "attitude"! His shoulder move, as do his elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. This gives the figure a good range of movement and poseability. His size makes him compatible with the other figures in the range. The detail is great, even to small things, like the ridges on the bottom of his shoes.
My son played with the toy a lot when we bought it, as we have several Cyberman figures, some Daleks and a Doctor, as well as a werewolf, who I reviewed some time ago. Unfortunately, lately, my son is more obsessed with football that anything else, and if the Cyberman gets played with, he is more likely to be a striker or goalie in the "action figure" team. I suppose that is an advantage of action figures. there are no limits to what you can play with them, and they can be anything you want them to be.
This Cyberman toy is at home as part of a toy collection, but equally suitable for serious collectors, as he looks fantastic, and as I have said, very high quality. The toy would look great on display with similar figures, or as part of a whole army of Cybermen on display.
Sadly, in our case, he is a bit of a forgotten toy, for the moment, until my son realises that Mr Cyberman is the new Frank Lampard. But that shows how faddy kids are. GOAL!!!!! My money is on the Dalek team!
The little fella stands about 6 inches tall, and can stand on his own, unlike many inferior action figures. There is a good likeness to the Cybermen from the TV show and he is a dull silver colour. What really reflects the quality of the figure is the amount of joints he has. You can move his head all the way round, as well as cocking it to the side to give him some "attitude"! His shoulder move, as do his elbows, wrists, hips, knees and ankles. This gives the figure a good range of movement and poseability. His size makes him compatible with the other figures in the range. The detail is great, even to small things, like the ridges on the bottom of his shoes.
My son played with the toy a lot when we bought it, as we have several Cyberman figures, some Daleks and a Doctor, as well as a werewolf, who I reviewed some time ago. Unfortunately, lately, my son is more obsessed with football that anything else, and if the Cyberman gets played with, he is more likely to be a striker or goalie in the "action figure" team. I suppose that is an advantage of action figures. there are no limits to what you can play with them, and they can be anything you want them to be.
This Cyberman toy is at home as part of a toy collection, but equally suitable for serious collectors, as he looks fantastic, and as I have said, very high quality. The toy would look great on display with similar figures, or as part of a whole army of Cybermen on display.
Sadly, in our case, he is a bit of a forgotten toy, for the moment, until my son realises that Mr Cyberman is the new Frank Lampard. But that shows how faddy kids are. GOAL!!!!! My money is on the Dalek team!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Cyberman Action Figure
I had to buy one of these for my son and er one for me also! The detail and the way that it looks like a proper Cyberman is the most amazing part. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Wayne Tully
Cybermen rule
The evil doctor will not stop us. You will all be assimilated. You will be identical. You will have the body of flesh but the skin of steel. Read more
Published on 27 May 2007 by C. A. Gallagher
A Doctor who must have!
This Small 6" cyberman figure is a beautifully made Action figure.
with superb detail and build quality for its size i am so impressed i even bought the 12" cyberman... Read more
with superb detail and build quality for its size i am so impressed i even bought the 12" cyberman... Read more
Published on 10 Feb 2007 by Annette.
Remarkable
Perfect for 7-year old Doctor Who fans. Remarkable detail for a 5 inch figure and for a plastic model it feels quite sturdy. Read more
Published on 27 Dec 2006 by Bootho
Great toy, but half price anywhere else
This is a great toy, and my two sons love playing with it. The detail is great, and it is very sturdy.
However, at over £13, the price on Amazon is ridiculously high. Read more
However, at over £13, the price on Amazon is ridiculously high. Read more
Published on 24 Aug 2006 by Jeffrey Lehman
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