Daleks & Monsters of Dr Who

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Eve of the Daleks are coming with their newest Ray type gatling gun!!

 

 

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Coming soon!

 

Figurine Collection Magazine Special Edition #30 Cleaner Robot

 

Watch out, the Doctor Who the Cleaner figurine is the next special edition to join the Doctor Who Figurine Collection!

Highly detailed in hand-painted resin, the Doctor Who the Cleaner Figurine models the looming, murderous robots of Paradise Towers, also known as the Cleaners. The residential complex of Paradise Towers promised peace and comfort to all its inhabitants. Unfortunately, the truth was far from that. In the wake of a terrible war, the residents devolved into feral gangs. For the Cleaners, the living humans still populating Paradise Towers were little more than litter in need of tidying.

The Doctor Who the Cleaner Figurine fully captures every detail of the machines that were more than malfunctioning janitors – they were controlled by Kroagnon, the Great Architect of Paradise Towers. Only the Seventh Doctor and Mel were able to uncover the mad architect and thwart his plans of returning to life.

Product features:

• Height: 12.5cm
• Length: 19.5cm
• Scale: 1:21
• Material: Hand-painted Resin ensures the highest level of detail

 

 

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Coming soon!

 

Figurine Collection Magazine Issue 212 Servo-Robot

 

 

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Coming soon!

 

Figurine Collection Magazine Issue 213 Santa Claus

 

 

 

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A few of the Doctors friends and companions!

 

 

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Released in 2015

 

Massive Audio Doctor Who Assault Dalek Speaker

 

These collectable Dalek Bluetooth speakers will feature an out-of-this world sound experience along with exciting features such as built-in official fan favorite sound clips directly from the show and LED indicators that sound off and illuminate when different functions are activated.

Fans will also be able to link multiple products together to create the ultimate surround sound experience. This will allow the ultra-fan to surround themselves with their own army of Bluetooth Dalek speakers that will rival even the Doctor’s own sonic prowess. With exceptional craftsmanship and sound quality, along with a hugely popular following of over 88 million fans, these speakers and headphones are sure to be a hit with millions of fans of every age and demographic.

About the Products:

The Daleks

Dimensions: 7.56H x 4.65”W x 5.79”D

Six sound clips such as “Exterminate” and ‘Gun blast’ to indicate functions

Eye Stalk illuminates blue when connected to device

Antennae that flash with sound and get brighter with the volume.

Appendages are removable and interchangeable.

Assault Dalek comes with bonus syringe appendage.

 

 

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Also released in 2015

 

Massive Audio Doctor Who Dalek Sec Speaker

 

These collectable Dalek Bluetooth speakers will feature an out-of-this world sound experience along with exciting features such as built-in official fan favorite sound clips directly from the show and LED indicators that sound off and illuminate when different functions are activated.

Fans will also be able to link multiple products together to create the ultimate surround sound experience. This will allow the ultra-fan to surround themselves with their own army of Bluetooth Dalek speakers that will rival even the Doctor’s own sonic prowess. With exceptional craftsmanship and sound quality, along with a hugely popular following of over 88 million fans, these speakers and headphones are sure to be a hit with millions of fans of every age and demographic.

About the Products:

The Sec Daleks

Dimensions: 7.56H x 4.65”W x 5.79”D

Six sound clips such as “Exterminate” and ‘Gun blast’ to indicate functions

Eye Stalk illuminates blue when connected to device

Antennae that flash with sound and get brighter with the volume.

Appendages are removable and interchangeable.

 

 

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Dalek with its Ray type gatling gun!!

 

 

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Due out Apr-2022 cost around $200.00

 

The final story of Doctor Who's tenth season returned a classic design to the screen – the Mondasian Cybermen! More primitive and yet just as terrifying as their modern, armored counterparts, the original Cybermen featured circuitry and tubing, a mask of surgical-style cloth, and exposed hands of all-too-human flesh... This 13.5” hand-painted resin statuette captures every morbid detail of the iconic monster design, straight from The Doctor Falls!

Trapped in the bowels of a vast colony ship for centuries, the engineering crew of Floor 1056 resorted to drastic measures to survive, slowly converting themselves into a new kind of cybernetic life. Even when their “upgrades” began causing terrible pain, these new Cybermen could not stop – they simply installed emotional inhibitors, to keep themselves from caring about it.

Brand

Doctor Who

Manufacturer

Eaglemoss

Type

Figure

ADDITIONAL DETAILS & DIMENSIONS

Materials

Product Size

Height: 13.4" (34 cm) *

 

 

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The Doctor Who Artwork of Colin Howard

 

 

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A few more on the Doctor Who Artwork of Colin Howard.

 

 

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The release of a Classic!

 

Doctor Who: Hornet’s Nest Tom Baker Signed Edition Vinyl LP (Very Limited)

Available to order while stocks last from www.amazon.co.uk

These boxes are strictly limited to just 1200 Worldwide. 600 units will be available in the UK, 300 in the USA, 50 in Australia and 250 for the rest of world.

On limited edition vinyl for the very first time, Demon Records presents the unique audio adventure that first instigated Tom Baker’s remarkable return to the role of the Doctor.

An exclusive, frameable portrait of the Fourth Doctor – every copy of which has been individually signed by Tom Baker himself – is just one of the treats inside this stunningly designed package.

An impressive, die-cut removable outer sleeve houses a hornet-adorned lidded box, inside which are 10 individual, exquisitely illustrated LP sleeves featuring full cast and credits for each story.

Also included is The Doctor’s Journal, a large 16-page full colour booklet detailing the Time Lord’s notes and illustrations from his battles against the hornets.

Presented across 10 x 140g alternating Yellow and Black vinyl discs, this full-cast audio adventure by Paul Magrs stars Tom Baker as the Doctor, with Richard Franklin as Mike Yates and Susan Jameson as Mrs Wibbsey.

The supporting cast includes Daniel Hill, Christian Rodska, Michael Maloney, Stephen Thorne and Rula Lenska, and sound design is by Simon Power, alongside the familiar Doctor Who theme from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

LP 1&2: The Stuff of Nightmares

LP 3&4: The Dead Shoes

LP 5&6: Circus of Doom

LP 7&8: A Sting in the Tail

LP 9&10: Hive of Horror

 

Product Description

“Wanted: retired Army Captain!”

On limited edition vinyl for the very first time, Demon Records presents the unique audio adventure that first instigated Tom Baker’s remarkable return to the role of the Doctor.

When Captain Mike Yates is reunited with his old friend the Doctor, he finds him besieged by a powerful race of insects intent on global domination. As the Time Lord recounts his recent adventures across the centuries, it becomes clear that the fate of mankind is in the hands of the Doctor, Mike and the peculiar Mrs Wibbsey…

An exclusive, frameable portrait of the Fourth Doctor - every copy of which has been individually signed by Tom Baker himself - is just one of the treats inside this stunningly designed package. An impressive, die-cut removable outer sleeve houses a hornet-adorned lidded box, inside which are 10 individual, exquisitely illustrated LP sleeves featuring full cast and credits for each story. Also included is The Doctor’s Journal, a large 16-page full colour booklet detailing the Time Lord’s notes and illustrations from his battles against the hornets.

Presented across 10 x 140g alternating Yellow and Black vinyl discs, this full-cast audio adventure by Paul Magrs stars Tom Baker as the Doctor, with Richard Franklin as Mike Yates and Susan Jameson as Mrs Wibbsey. The supporting cast includes Daniel Hill, Christian Rodska, Michael Maloney, Stephen Thorne and Rula Lenska, and sound design is by Simon Power, alongside the familiar Doctor Who theme from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

 

 

 

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5th Doctor!

 

 

 

 

 

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To be sold out fast!!

 

 

Doctor Who B&M 2022 Robot Set

Character Options is excited to announce its first new Doctor Who line for 2022, scheduled to land in B&M stores in mid January 2022.

A single remarkable new set will mark a year in which nine new lines have been delivered to B&M. Titled ROBOT, fans can look forward to a classic era figure set based on the debut 1974 episode featuring the ‘new’ Fourth Doctor, played by Tom Baker. The set comprises two figures: The Fourth Doctor in his original shabby red jacket, long stripy scarf and fedora and the K1 Robot. Created in 5.5” collector scale, each has multiple points of articulation and comes packaged in the familiar ‘heritage’ style Doctor Who collector packs with specially created insert artwork.

The back story and inspiration for the set:

In the episode, someone or something has broken into a secret research facility and stolen plans for an advanced disintegrator gun. The Brigadier immediately involves the newly regenerated Fourth Doctor, and it’s decided that they should protect the different facilities where parts for the gun are manufactured. It is all to no avail, as soon, all the components for the weapon have been stolen and not just by a common thief!… As The Doctor himself notes: “…According to my estimation of the resistance to pressure of vegetable fibre, it was stepped on by something that weighed a ¼ of a ton!’

The culprit is in fact a huge robot, which is well over seven feet tall, named after its creator and called The Kettlewell K1 Experimental Robot. Sarah is the first to discover the Robot’s existence and she feels great pity for it when it is asked to go directly against its programming and seems to be in pain. It soon turns out that there is a huge conspiracy and, at the centre, there is a group of scientific reformers who are thinking the unthinkable, and intend to hold the world to ransom with the disintegrator gun or, if their demands are not met, destroy everything and “start again!”.

The scientists, including Sarah as hostage plus the Robot, retreat to an underground bunker to realise their plan. U.N.I.T. attack the bunker and, in the confusion, the already conflicted Robot accidently kills its creator Kettlewell.

The death of its creator drives it insane and, as U.N.I.T. forces move in, the Robot attacks. This prompts the Brigadier to fire the disintegrator at the Robot which grows to an enormous size. The enormous Robot now seeks to protect Sarah and grabs her. The situation ends with The Doctor remembering having created a metal virus which is thrown onto the robot, destroying it.

 

Al Dewar, Creative Director of Character Options says of the set: “This one is very personal to me. This is one of my formative Doctor Who memories of the then brand new Fourth Doctor and the Robot. I absolutely love this story with Tom Baker in his original and, I still feel, most iconic outfit, and the Robot, which is a lovely piece of design and looks terrific onscreen.

“The figures may have been realized before, but the eagle-eyed will notice one or two subtle and some not-so-subtle changes. On the Robot figure I was keen to get the details right and add one or two little ‘tweaks’, so we now have a ‘slim’ version of the claw hand along with a complete deco makeover. The aim was first to get a more ‘shiny’ correct silver on the body and then adjust the original red color on the body and clear lenses of the face to a more authentic purple tint.

On the Fourth Doctor figure we have managed to closer match the hue of the red of the jacket, which many thought was too dark on the first release, plus his head and hat have been reworked.
 

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