The resin statue of Count Orlok on the deck of the "Demeter" from the film Nosferatu (1922) is a detailed and impressive replica of the most iconic of all vampires, which was fearsomely staged by Max Schreck. At 1/10 scale, Orlok is captured as a dark, eerie presence that reflects the spooky charm of the original film character.

Count Orlok is depicted in his classic appearance, with a pale, almost ghostly complexion. His face, embodied by Schreck in one of the most sinister depictions of the vampire myth, is narrow and distorted, with sharp teeth that emphasize his demonic nature. The eyes are deep in the sockets and appear almost lifeless, creating an atmosphere of eeriness. The long fingers with pointed nails that he holds so characteristically in the film are also rich in detail and fit perfectly into the portrayal of the horror character.

The statue is a masterful reproduction that not only captures the eerie character of Count Orlok, but also translates the atmosphere and horror of Nosferatu into an artful collectible. It is a must for fans of classic horror and for lovers of Nosferatu and Murnau's visionary direction.
The statue comes with postcard, poster, cardboard diorama and certificate of authenticity.