Doctor Who Tardis Playset

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Make any adventure with your 5” Doctor Who action figures come to life with this TARDIS playset - a great reproduction of the console room from the new Eleventh Doctor’s time machine!

They also mention that it'd be lovely to watch their grandson using their imagination while using the product. Revised 2008 Flight Control Tardis featuring sound and light effects with grafitti effect 'Bad Wolf' logo.As fans know this story featured one lone Dalek so it was a perfect opportunity to bring back a head sculpt created over a decade ago of the late great Richard Hurndall who played a version of the first Doctor in this story. The TARDIS playset has been a firm favorite with collectors of the new Character Options Doctor Who toy line. cm tall and is carefully cast in metallic resin produced in 1:21 scale and then hand-painted for incredible detail. Minimum, non electronic Tardis and Figure, think that is a bit of a miss, but i’m sure someone somewhere thought of this, guess its a cost thing, and unfortunately fans rarely get their wishes.

Housing telephones and sometimes criminal suspects, their blue lights flashed when assistance was required. this electronic tardis has multiple features including opening doors and 'take off' and 'landing' light plus sound fx. Not sure there would be a more fitting tribute to 60th Anniversary and Sir John Hurt , his excellent portrayal of the Doctor.A flashing Tardis lantern and lit up interior adds to the fun, while the doors can be opened to accommodate 5" action figures (no figures included in this pack). This model features the design used by the Eleventh Doctor (Matt Smith), as it appeared in his debut 2010 episode, The Eleventh Hour, and was created with the schematics used to build the actual TARDIS prop in the BBC TV series.

In the 1990s Corgi Toys made a metal Tardis to go with its range of die-cast figures which included a Tom Baker in hat figure as the Doctor looking out from the Tardis doors Corgi Tardis.It’s speculating on what will increase in value over time, rather than choking the initial supply to make instant profit. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Without these technologies, things like personalised recommendations, your account preferences, or localisation may not work correctly. In play mode it features background noises and 13 distinct combinations of light and sound activated by buttons on the console. Of course, I could have cut out a piece of card and coloured it blue but I felt I was owed a complete product. The Electronic Flight Control Tardis also has different sound effects for de-materialisation (take off) and re-materialisation (landing) as well as spinning and turbulence sound effects. Now if he’d said that was being released my enthusiasm for this company and Dr Who in general might well have been revitalised – but how much would it cost if it was released anyway ?

I made a start on customising a 9/10 one but I’ve not got round to the blast marks, because if I don’t do them right I’ll ruin it. This TARDIS Playset is a reproduction of the console room of the new Eleventh Doctor’s time machine and varies from the original produced in 2010 as it comes with a Character Building compatible base and features a Character Building 11th Doctor plus a 5" Doctor figure. com is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646). Just have an idea of how much you’re willing to pay when you factor in the stress and cost of travelling to find them.