Dr Who Toys - Remembrance and Attack sets

[Pip Madeley]

Check out this fresh bit of hell that's being released:







I would've posted it earlier this evening, but I've only just stopped laughing my arse off.

[Pip Madeley]

Meanwhile, check out these "new" offerings from Character Options:





I feel sorry for the poor git who pledged to buy every figure.

[SiHart]

Destroyed Cassandra is just taking the piss, isn't it?

The Davros/ Tom fight is great! Fans around the world will be queuing up to buy this iconic moment of Doctor Who in statuette form.

Si xx

[Dirk Gently]

It looks like Tom is trying to take a bite out of Davros' hand!

[Dave Tudor]

It's been a long time, but there are finally pictures of the original series figures prototypes doing the rounds, courtesy of Mousedroid.com:

[Dirk Gently]

What, no Peri doll!?

[Martin Penny]

I'm loving the look of these, especially the Colin Baker figure!
Though I am runnning out of room!

[Rob McCow]

I hear the sound of wallets being opened.

They are fantastic! I love that D84 comes with the head / communicator! Wooo!

[Jon Masters]

Magnus and Mr Sin look great but whaaaaaaat ? SV7 with a detatchable hand ? Have they never even watched Robots of Death !!
CHARACTER OPTIONS have raped my classic series lovin childhood

[SiHart]

They are SO exciting! I want them all!

Si xx

[Jason Thompson]

What's happened here? All I see is red x's in place of pictures, and when I follow the link I see no Doctor Who images there at all, despite Doctor Who being mentioned on the site.

[Rob McCow]

That's very odd, Jason! I reckon either the site is blocked from where you are or they've been sneakily taken down.

[Pip Madeley]

I can't see them either, Jason.

[Antony Cox]

Me neither!

[Dirk Gently]

Would you like me to describe them to you?

[Pip Madeley]

They're back now - the Tom one is very good!

[Simon R]

The Tom one looks a bit evil and not unlike the talking Tom figure from the not so long ago.

It's all about the Colin for me.

[Jason Thompson]

OK, I saw them. A Fourth Doctor with a spare head?!!?! What's that about?

[Jon Masters]

OK, I saw them. A Fourth Doctor with a spare head?!!?! What's that about?

I think it was hatted vs unhatted - better than losing just the hat I suppose

[Dirk Gently]

OK, I saw them. A Fourth Doctor with a spare head?!!?! What's that about?

It's so that you can recreate The Brain of Morbius in your own living room & this time Morbius can win & get the Doctor's head.

[Pip Madeley]

More piccies:

Fans of all eras of Doctor Who can look forward to an incredible range of classic Doctor Who figures and monsters being launched in the UK by Character Options later this year. Recreate scenes from the classic series of Doctor Who with the poseable action figures. Each figure pack comes with a different collectable part of the giant K-1 robot from the fourth Doctor’s first story in 1974. When all eight packs are collected, the giant robot will be complete. Classic figures include Tom Baker, Peter Davison and Colin Baker. Other figures and monsters include a Sea Devil (1972), Zygon (1975), Magnus Greel & Mr Sin (1977), SV7 and D84 (1977).

Also being launched is a Doctor Who 5 inch Classic Dalek Set – this set of three poseable Classic Daleks includes Daleks from The Dead Planet, (1963), The Planet of the Daleks, (1973) and Genesis of the Daleks (1975).

The Classic range is due to launch in the UK in August 2008 – dates and styles are subject to change.

5” Classic figures RRP: £7.99
5” Classic Dalek Set RRP: £16.99

Beautiful K1 robot!

[Andrew Curnow]

From that picture the Colin one in particular looks very lifelike. Although the Zygon looks frankly rather bored to be there.

[Dave Tudor]

They do look fantastic! The Davison one isn't too bad after all, I suppose, considering how difficult his likeness is to capture.

The Giant Robot partwork idea is an interesting one!

Also being launched is a Doctor Who 5 inch Classic Dalek Set – this set of three poseable Classic Daleks includes Daleks from The Dead Planet, (1963), The Planet of the Daleks, (1973) and Genesis of the Daleks (1975).

Not much of a variation, is it? Surely the Daleks in Planet and Genesis were the same?

[Antony Cox]

I don't recall the Fifth Doctor having a grey coat??

[Rob McCow]

Will they look this good in the flesh/plastic? I can only hope!

Si is itching to give his credit card number to anyone who promises him one of these figures!