Cyberman Voice Changer

[CSMacLaren]

Just in case people wanted more reference photos:

I did a bit of photodocumenting at:

http://www.aokforums.com/thepropden/thepropden-about716.html

I'm actually very pleased with the purchase. It cost me around $55 on eBay but I've seen it go for a bit less. Despite some inaccuracies, it is very handsome and well made. This is, of course, a total contrast to -- say -- the Rubie's Supreme Vader ($75 or thereabouts) and the Habro Voice Changer Vader (which I scored for $10 at Wal-Mart). Both Vaders don't come close to this Cyberman.

I have it as a display piece on my desk at work. :cool

 

[Star Wars Helmets]

Beautiful picture Mac!

Cheers

Jez

 

[Scapey]

Very nice picture indeed.
I was lucky to snag one of these for UK£10 at Collectormania last weekend, with dead "Try Me" batteries.
Woo.

Hehe.

 

[BlindSquirrel]

I definitely have to get one of these! How's the voice changer work? Are there any lights? Is it a full head mask?

 

[Scapey]

The mouth lights up with blue LEDs when the internal mic picks up noise, and the speakers are pretty loud for a toy with decent "cyber" modulation of the voice.
It's not a full helmet - The back comes down roughly level with your eyes.

 

[Scotttubbs]

I'm looking for a picture of the inside of the voice changer circuit board. There are two yellow wires and a red and black wires. I know where the yellow wires go but the red and black came off and don't know we're they were soldered to. Any help?

 

[CSMacLaren]

My helmet is buried in storage unfortunately.