We also re-outfitted the chest and the shirt piece with hooks and loops to more easily (yet securely) fasten and unfasten the Chest Unit to the suit. This style of chest can also be seen used in Wheel in Space (1968) turned upside down and furthermore at least two were subsequently modified for use in the 1975 Tom Baker serial Revenge of the Cybermen. we used small masking tape piece marking where each went on the under side to apply when each tube was taken off) A good idea is to try and use grey velcro to hide it but black worked okay too. On top of the head the actors had to wear a large lamp, fixed to the head on the left, the right and behind. To simplify the job I aimed for how the chest unit looked on later display without the circuitry in the side panels.

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Unfortunately Royal Mail decided to deliver my parcel elsewhere but this was NO FAULT of the seller and they located my parcel straight away so I managed to get this back but they were more than happy to rectify royal mails mistake! It took a few attempts to get good looking 'false frame' or each but after getting something close I glued all three over the trays/box. All together, it's a challenge to get into the costume, but it is fairly easy to wear once you have it on.

Once the circuit boards were arranged on the magazine boards with the foam sandwiched in between, I drilled through the whole stack in several places, running lengths of wire through the holes and twisting them until secure.For a variety of reasons - some practical, some personal - I did not attempt to create an exact duplicate of the costume from that show, but it's one of my favorite incarnations of the Cybermen and served as the most direct inspiration.