Spring heeled Jack

Spring-heeled Jack is a Victorian figure first reported in London in 1837–1838, with further sightings into the 1870s. Witnesses described a tall, agile attacker in a tight suit and cloak, sometimes wearing a helmet, with metal-like claws and the ability to leap over walls and roofs. Several early cases, including the Jane Alsop and Lucy Scales reports, were widely covered by the penny press, and the assailant was never identified Readers of Fortean Times will be familiar with this strand of British folklore. Printed details: figure in Bambu Lab PLA Basic Grey, base in Bambu Lab PLA Black, both PLA.