August 7th, 2014
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The Doctor Who Figurine Collection Magazine Issue 28
The Figurine Collection Magazine 28
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.
Please check www.dw-figurines.com for more information or visit their facebook page.
Available to order individually from www.forbiddenplanet.com
Key facts…
- launched on Wednesday, 28th August 2013
- Currently 80 Figurines are planned
- Includes all 11 (12?) Doctors
- First Issue £2.99
- Subsequent Standard Issues £6.99
- Subsequent Upgrade Issues (subscribers Only) £7.99 to obtain the Dalek (7) Collection
- Every 2 Weeks in the Shops
- Two Issues delivered every 4 weeks if you subscribe
- Subscribers only Will Get Emperor Dalek, Digital edition, One Stand and Binder
- Subscribers can automatically receive further display plinths at £14.99 each every 10 issues
- Subscribers can automatically receive binders every 16 issues at £6.99 each
Wherever possible, your FREE subscription gift(s) will be packaged and sent along with your copies, as follows:
- Binder – In your second shipment
- Display Stand – In your third shipment
- Giant Dalek Figurine – In your fifth shipment
- Digital Edition – Extra Gift available to current subscribers
Every 10 issues, one Dalek will be included with your standard subs delivery” ” You will start paying the extra £1.00p from issue 2 onwards, if you start your subscription at a later issue you just have to pay an additional £1.00p per issue for the issues you have missed.
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Owen
August 10th, 2014 - 3:34pmHey BooBoo since Ask a Question is down thought it would be ok here.
I payed for the DWF how many days after do you get your first figurine?!
Anonymous
August 10th, 2014 - 6:33pmNot Booboo, but there really is no guarantee on when you’ll get it, although it should be within 21 days.
The Surgeon
August 8th, 2014 - 9:06amWhy is the cover black and white when the episode wasn’t?
The Werewolf
August 8th, 2014 - 5:15pmMaybe they think it looks better that way?
The Surgeon
August 8th, 2014 - 8:17pmHmm… seems odd. And I don’t exactly understand why Tom Baker’s face is blue either. Maybe you’re right.
CassiusX
August 9th, 2014 - 11:30pmI think it’s because The Brain of Morbius is seen as the Frankenstein of space, so I think it’s just a corny reference to the original black and white film. However knowing the amount of films based around Frankenstien, I wouldn’t be overly surprised if there was a film called Frankenstein Vs The Martians.
The Surgeon
August 10th, 2014 - 9:47amOn a completely unrelated note, there’s something that I’ve been thinking about. After his appearance in Night of the Doctor, does the Eighth Doctor still count as a classic Doctor?
Anonymous
August 10th, 2014 - 2:14pmAt the moment the classic era is everything before Steven Moffat and his production team took over (so An Unearthly Child to The End of Time Part 1). Paul McGann appeared during that time, so he is indeed a classic Doctor.
Anonymous
September 5th, 2015 - 5:06amClassic Who is everything before NuWho, which refers to the current series, from Eccleston onwards. I guess that would mean McGann can be counted as both….
Scott
September 5th, 2015 - 5:15amGiven this a bit more thought, and to clarify my above comment. Classic Who is Hartnell to McCoy. NuWho is Eccleston to Capaldi. For me, McGann kinda falls inbetween, since a lot of the TV Movie contradicts or makes up it’s own canon, insofar as The Doctor and The Master are concerned. Also, because the original intent of the movie was to reboot, or kickstart a new series, which we all know never came to pass, until 2005. I would call McGann (at least until his Night Of The Doctor minisode) an ‘intermission’ of sorts, between Classic and NuWho.
Anonymous
September 5th, 2015 - 5:16amGiven this a bit more thought, and to clarify my above comment. Classic Who is Hartnell to McCoy. NuWho is Eccleston to Capaldi. For me, McGann kinda falls inbetween, since a lot of the TV Movie contradicts or makes up it’s own canon, insofar as The Doctor and The Master are concerned. Also, because the original intent of the movie was to reboot, or kickstart a new series, which we all know never came to pass, until 2005. I would call McGann (at least until his Night Of The Doctor minisode) an ‘intermission’ of sorts, between Classic and NuWho.
DOCTOR WHO ONE
August 7th, 2014 - 3:08pm“When it is learned that I Morbius, have returned from the grave, my followers will rise in their millions !!”.
Trenzalore
August 7th, 2014 - 3:31pmJust bought ‘Brain of Morbius’ today funnily enough – Going to watch it later.
DalekSec
August 7th, 2014 - 4:44pmI Just Love It When He Says “I MORBIOUS”!
DalekSec
August 7th, 2014 - 4:44pmI spelt it wrong arrgh!