Replica of the Thirteenth Doctor’s TARDIS with opening doors and ‘take off’ and landing light and sound FX. The TARDIS has reconfigured itself for the Thirteenth Doctor and features a new weathered exterior in blue/green glaze, silver steel rimmed windows and brand-new phone door sign. Once you’ve stashed your action figure of the Thirteenth Doctor inside, pick the new toy TARDIS up to hear it take off and see the blue light flash. Place it down again and the landing sound is played. Both doors are openable with the right-hand door being spring loaded for hasty departures! Comes in classic style guide Doctor Who packaging.

With the release of this set the Season 12 TARDIS Team is complete at last. Hot on the heels of Harry Sullivans release last year we now have a full set of three companions of the Fourth Doctor. First up is Sarah Jane Smith as seen in 1975’s ‘Genesis of the Daleks’ and ‘Revenge of the Cybermen’ stories. Then we follow this with Season 16’s Time Lord companion Romanadvoratrelundar or Romana. She’s presented as seen in the 1978 story ‘The Pirate Planet’. Completing the line up fort this set is the second incarnation of Romana as seen in 1979’s Season 17 story ‘Destiny of the Daleks’. All figures are 5.5 inch scale and are articulated. As usual they come presented in heritage Doctor Who brand packaging.

For some collectors this ends possibly the longest awaited figure release and completes the classic Third Doctor’s core U.N.I.T team of Brigadier Lethbridge Stuart, Captain Mike Yates and Sergeant John Benton. They are presented here as a set from Season 8’s 1971 story ‘The claws Of Axos’. The brigadier is wearing his less formal uniform with U.N.I.T beret, whilst Benton and Yates sport their combat fatigues and webbing. All figures are 5.5 inch scale, again have various points of articulation. And are presented in Heritage Doctor Who brand packaging.

History of the Daleks #1 The Daleks Collector Set The History of the Daleks #1 - The Daleks Collector Set features the Daleks as seen onscreen in the second serial of the first ever season of Doctor Who entitled ‘The Daleks’. These very first Daleks stood a little over four feet tall and when seen in the early days of black and white television were utterly alien in look. They all looked virtually identical in their livery of silver, mid grey and blue hemispheres. The original eyestalks had special lens apertures designed to become larger or smaller like the pupil of an eye and the guns were straight metal rails with inset plastic octagons. To identify each prop the casings had parallel black lines etched on numbering them 1 to 4. This have been replicated as accurately as possible and come beautifully presented in Heritage Doctor Who brand packaging with specially created inserts. History of the Daleks #2 The Dalek Invasion of Earth Collector Set The History of the Daleks #2 - The Dalek Invasion of Earth Collector Set features the Daleks as seen in the second serial of the second season, The Dalek Invasion of Earth from 1964. The British public had seen the Daleks destroyed forever the previous year and in fact several of the props were auctioned off, but overwhelming demand and popularity meant the Daleks had to return, and this time they came to Earth. These revised Dalek were taller and more imposing with deep bases and revised colour schemes. These 5 inch figures represent a silver eyed ‘Drone’ Dalek and the black ‘Saucer Command’ Dalek featured in the 12 part serial Comes beautifully presented in classic Doctor Who style packaging with an insert featuring the original Dalek Saucer.

5.5 inch scale highly detailed articulated Judoon Captain figure from the episode ‘Fugitive of the Judoon’ in Series 12. The Judoon - known for their lack of finesse and thuggish tactics are a species of rhino like aliens and this new figure depicts the leader of the Judoon platoon and comes complete with a new pistol, bio-reader and translator accessories. A must have for any Doctor Who collector. Comes in classic style guide Doctor Who packaging.

Highly detailed 5.5 inch scale articulated Doctor Who Thirteenth Doctor figure. Featuring new maroon coloured T Shirt and revised hair colour, it also Includes bum bag and sonic screwdriver accessory. Exploring the Universe, sonic screwdriver in hand, the Doctor is ready to sort right from wrong and save civilisations throughout the galaxy. A must have for all Doctor Who collectors and fans. Comes in classic style guide Doctor Who packaging

The History of the Daleks #3 Collector Figure Set comprises of a Twin Dalek Set and features the Daleks as seen fully in the in their Third story on TV in 1965’s ‘The Chase’, This set features one of the ‘guest’ Daleks hired in from the Doctor Who and the Daleks movie which appear in the Dalek Control room sequences of Episode 3 and one of the Standard silver drone Daleks. Freatures new and updated paint deco on the Daleks

This all new Friends of the Thirteenth Doctor set includes updated figures of companions Yasmin (Yaz) Khan, Graham O'Brien and his adoptive grandson Ryan Sinclair. The companions all feature in a brand new set of outfits inspired by their onscreen adventures. All figures are 5.5 inch scale, again have various points of articulation and are beautifully presented in Heritage Doctor Who brand packaging. A must have for all Doctor Who fans and collectors.

The Fifth Doctor and TARDIS Set features detailing from February 1982’s ‘The Visitation’; which features the last appearance the Sonic Screwdriver in the classic Series. The set comprises a crisp moulding of the Fifth Doctor with his floppy hat, plus the TARDIS comes in a pristine blue livery. This version of the Fifth Doctor also has a ‘clean’ version of the popular Fifth Doctors TARDIS originally available in the ‘Androzani’ set. The TARDIS features opening doors and 5.5 inch scale articulated Second Doctor figure. It comes beautifully presented in Doctor Who branded packaging with specially created insert. A must have for all Doctor Who fans and collectors.

The Doctor Who Witches Familiar Collector Figure Set celebrates Remembrance of the Daleks from Season 25 Episode 3, first broadcast in October 1988.The TARDIS arrives in London in 1963, where the Doctor and Ace discover that two rival factions of Daleks - one loyal to the Dalek Emperor and one to the Dalek Supreme - are seeking the Hand of Omega, a powerful Time Lord device that the first Doctor hid there during an earlier sojourn on Earth. The Daleks are focusing their search around Coal Hill School - the school that the Doctor's grand-daughter Susan attended - while a military unit led by Group Captain Gilmore is attempting to resist their incursions. This unique set comprises of 2 highly detailed and articulated 5.5 inch scale figures of the Imperial Dalek and Ace, as well as accessories including backpack and RPG launcher. Comes beautifully presented in Heritage style Doctor Who branded packaging with specially created insert. A must have for all Doctor Who fans and collectors