Model: Tenth Doctor in Dirty Spacesuit with 2 Obelisks Make: Character Creations ... more
Height: 5 inches Colour: As shown Product Code: 02873dw1 UPC Code: 5029736028732 Details: A Doctor Who action figure of The Tenth Doctor in Dirty Spacesuit...
Postage & Packaging: £4.43 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Advantages: High quality detailed figure. Disadvantages: Will never come out of the packaging.... ever!
the minds of younger children.
One of the guest stars in this story was Richard Wilson, better known as Victor Meldrew, who played Doctor Constantine., a medical Doctor based at Albion Hospital where the Doctor and Rose visit towards the end of the first part, and although he was a minor figure he was left with a lot of explaining to do by the end of the second part due to the Doctor's success in resolving the issues at hand.
The one that amazed me when I saw the figure was the actual quality itself, now you have bare in mind that I used to collect the early Star Wars figures and to be honest they were not as detailed as this is, manly die to the fact that it was over 25 years ago. However the Constantine figure is easily recognisable as the character, mainly due to the fact that it looks like the character from the episode in the facial ...
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CharacterOptions and BBC have provided us with a collection of 5" character figures from Doctor Who, one of whic is the editor. Holding the editor in my hand, it was clear to see that he did look like the character! His facial features were quite accurate. His white hair and little beard were so cute, so accurate. His lips and nose especially were good. He was dressed in a plastic blue suit which had pockets in the right places and the tie 'knotted' nicely. His smug little smile say eerie on his face. How creepy!
The figure is fairly posable too. His arms move up and down, his legs back and forth. You can make his head rotate slightly too, though it is a little stiff. He can stand up himself, if you can get him to balance correctly on his two feet. Though this can be a little tricky, and can result in the figures playing a game ...
Advantages: entertaining, collectors' item Disadvantages: hard to find
first started collecting Doctor Who figures a few years back during the second series, but stopped after Billie's departure. Though, a few months ago, I decided to start up my collection again, and have bought a fair few since. There's a few which I had on the top of my 'priority list', one of which was the 9th Doctor.
The 9th Doctor was played by Chris Eccleston in 2005, first bringing Doctor Who onto our C21 tv screens. Although he starred in thirteen episodes, he never seemed to change his clothes (!). This figure is dressed as he usually was, with his black leather trousers and matching black leather jacket. His red t-shirt underneath is just the right shade of red. His short dark hair is just the right 'length to resemble the actor too. They've obviously paid attention to detail - even this little 5" figure has over-sized ears ...
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