Some "Dr Who" toys have surfaced in UK. There are a couple of cool ships that are almost the AF size. They are sold with little characters.
link here : http://www.forbiddenplanet.co.uk/ind...th=4_1165_5803
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12-08-2007 #1
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Doctor Who AF-sized ships.
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12-09-2007 #2
Interesting!
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Hey, those aren't bad, and only around $13 US. They're solid though, huh? No moving parts?
That Tardis with the teeny Doctor minifig looks like some bad cast-off episode where he gets shrunk.
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They somehow remind me of WOTC line
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With good reason, sergiurusu. Those are part of a new Micro Universe mini-fig battle game. Just like WOTC mini game or WK Clix game. I seen some thing on these over at figures.com, a week or so ago. I'm glad to see they're doing some of ships. Hope someone here, in the States carries them.Original posted be sergiurusu
They somehow remind me of WOTC line"I'm a simple man, trying to make my way in the universe." - Jango Fett
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12-09-2007 #6
You can call me Sergiu
. Anyway I might getting these in the near future.
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The third one looks like a Pigs In Space mothership. Feel free to add your own echo effect...
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I didnt even know Doctor Who had spaceships in it!
If you cant tell i dont follow that show
But these look kind of neat...ill save my money for star wars tho!PM me if you have any Micro Machines / Action Fleet Prototypes/First Shots for sale :)
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Two of the Dr Who Micro universe toys are out now in the UK.
The Judoon ship is 125mm long and splits into a top and bottom half where you can store the landing legs. The ship has optional parts so you can display it with landing legs up or down.
The Sanctuary Base rocket is 158mm long. Sharp points are molded in PVC so the kids don't stab themselves (nosecone and booster pods on the wings).
They come in Action Fleet style boxes, the packaging is extremely similar. Each has one PVC figure attached to a circular base. The figures are 35mm high, taller than Action Fleet, and are not articulated. Unlike Action Fleet the ships have no action features, but make very nice display models.
The ships have round stands and a clear plastic rod to attach to them if you wish to display them in flight.
They are pretty accurate toys with nice paint jobs. Now if only they'd do this for more Britsh SF vehicles - Gerry Anderson or Blake's 7 anyone? Character Options - are you listening?
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