Introducing: Sherlock and John from "The Abominable Bride"

[dieastra]

The "The Abominable Bride" Set from Big Chief Studios has arrived. In this episode modern Sherlock had a dream that played in Victorian England.
With special hands pictures for hamsterwoman ;) Although the extra hair piece for John is even more weird. He needs it so he can wear his hat properly.

Comments

[vjezkova.livejournal.com]

Wow! The appearance of both the gentlemen is really good! And all the details again - I love it!

[dieastra.livejournal.com]

It was so fun seeing modern Sherlock and John as the old fashioned Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson! With the moustache and deerstalker and everything. I bet they had great fun filming that too.

And even if someone does not watch the "Sherlock" series I think these figures still can be used as "real" Holmes & Watson figures. I need to think of good ways to photograph them!

[arashinoookami]

Wow, the extra bits are so detailed!

[dieastra.livejournal.com]

Yeah, they really pay a lot of attention to these! Only problem is I need to rewatch the episode as I don't remember some of the things. Same for the Ninth Doctor. It has been a long time since I watched his episodes. I would love to do more pictures but I need to know for him how to hold a certain item so I would not accidentally do it the wrong way around LOL I also had this trouble with the medical things that came with Doctor McCoy from Star Trek.

[dieastra.livejournal.com]

alumfelga I don't know if you saw this post introducing this figure set when I did it. It has been a while since I watched that episode and thought you might be able to answer some questions about the props ;)

Because I am scratching my head about the cane. I do remember that there was a similar scene to the original pilot, with Sherlock hitting away with a cane, but why does it have a handle on one side, and a loop at the other end? How would you use it as a walking stick that way? I would understand if the loop was at the same end like the handle, then you can have it on your wrist and still the hands are free. But why like this?

Also the lamp puzzles me. It has no real grip for holding it, just like a snap to snap it on the belt or something?

I should update this post, I discovered not too long ago that the ends of the watch chains are actually magnetic! I was trying to figure out how to attach them, and then realized that there were magnets inside the clothes as well, and they do actually hold tight. Pretty cool!

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