March 26th, 2018
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Dr Who Figurine Collection #120 1st Doctor David Bradley
Looking back thorough Doctor Who history by concentrating on many of the characters from the various incarnations of the show, the official figurine collection from Eaglemoss features classic characters from all 50 years, including the series’ greatest monsters, all the Doctors, plus Daleks and Cybermen from every era!
The official figurine collector’s magazine that explains how the character evolved. Plus get the inside story behind classic moments, explore 50 years of the series’ history, learn the secrets of the Doctor Who universe and discover the answers to some impossible questions.
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Gareth Pugh
March 26th, 2018 - 10:48pmBrace yourself then… they’ve said they’re giving us new variant figurines of the Second Doctor (possibly issue 129) and the Eleventh this year too. Second Doc is apparently from his early episodes (probably with the hat and louder, baggier trousers), Eleventh is the long purple coat version from the end of his era.
Rikki Krystal
March 26th, 2018 - 1:47pmDoesn’t look much like david bradley
Anonymous
March 26th, 2018 - 3:37pmthat’s the problem with small scale figurines. another reason why there was no need to have the first doctor again.
Anonymous
March 26th, 2018 - 8:08pmThey are doing alternate costumes so they might as well say they’ve done the David Bradley Doctor while they are at it.
Vortexsurfer
March 27th, 2018 - 8:29amSmall scale figurines is no excuse for a poor sculpt. The miniatures that Warlord Games produce are a tenth of the size and look far more like the characters. I’ve given up on Eaglemoss. The monsters are usually ok but whoever sculpts their figurines just can’t do faces.
The Werewolf
March 27th, 2018 - 11:06amIt’s the painting not the sculpting. The face sculpting is fantastic but it’s completely hidden by the painting. Take a look at the repainted ones.