The Fourth Doctor
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My favorite Doctor, all done! Just in time to reconcile the Tesh with the Sevateem, and defeat the Zygons, and the Sontarans, and the Rutans, and Weng-Chiang, and Sutekh, and become President of Gallifrey...
I'm pretty satisfied with the red/burgundy colour of his jacket, despite pinkish highlights which admittedly seem realistic enough. Apart from the eyes, which were not well sculpted and a challenge to make
just manic enough,
the scarf was probably the toughest part to get looking right. But that was almost the most critical part, considering how iconic it is:
"101 uses for Tom Baker's scarf"
Fortunately, someone has devoted a
whole website to careful descriptions of the scarf, including instructions for how to knit your own... I love you, internet.