You might think that all this is part of the most terrifying
horror film that was ever made.
But it's not, because all these monsters are right here in the Blue Peter studio.
And far from being as fearsome as they actually look,
they really are perfectly harmless.
You might recognise them all, because in fact all three
have appeared in Doctor Who.
They're ingeniously constructed
from latex rubber, and self-adhesive plastics.
They're painted with French enameled varnish
in blues, greens, golds and so on,
which helped to make them look quite realistic.
The chap on my right here is a Draconian.
Covered in warts. He needs his fingernails cutting a bit.
But I think he looks quite terrifying.
But not quite as terrifying as the chap on my left here.
This is an Oberon. Long hair, great hairy arms there.
Very horrific, very nasty.
And down there in front is Doctor Who's Sea Devil.
I think he's probably the friendliest looking of all.
He's almost got a nice face there,
but he does shake hands a bit like a wet fish, poor old thing.
I sure think these models all are very splendid indeed.
And, in fact, they're the highlights of the exhibition.
And if you ever have to make a monster for a parade
or for a play, something like that,
then I'm sure these could give you lots of very good ideas.