My Knickerbocker RingWraith: Have you Xena?

My latest toy bash is a go at a Knickerbocker Ringwraith.

This wraith has wide hips, so I opted for an old Xena as the base figure.

Mid-way, I've added bandaging, Fimo and beads, a pen top helmet, wrist guards, a new hand, a sword and an axe. There's a Fimo cloak too.

Next stop, painting black.

Watch this Wraith!

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Done! One Black Rider at your service!

Waddaya reckon?

Now where's that ring?

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A bit of wraith background. 

Here's the original and rare Knickerbocker RingWraith action figure 1978, as can be seen online.

 I was offered a carded one for $1000 this month! Needless to say I declined!

A famous TV find was Jordan Hembrough's in his superb US series 1 of Toy Hunter, episode 2, where he uncovers a loose Knickerbocker Ringwraith in the Smoky Mountains. 

Here's a very short clip.

https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx8g0iOa560hzoikZDYsCbkFAXYwKMpxif?feature=shared

Watch the whole find in the entire episode courtesy of You Tube, circa 13.08 minutes in (after the Howdy Doody puppet)

https://youtu.be/di1Yhc3uBNw?feature=shared

The wraith figure is based on those seen in Ralph Bakshi's fabulous but truncated Lord of The Rings animated movie from 1978. Have you seen it?