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*William Hartnell | *William Hartnell | ||
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*Tardis | *Tardis | ||
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*K-9 | *K-9 | ||
*Leela | *Leela | ||
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*Turlough | *Turlough | ||
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Image:FineArtCastings-DW25-Dalek.jpg|<center>Dalek<br>25mm | Image:FineArtCastings-DW25-Dalek.jpg|<center>Dalek<br>25mm | ||
Revision as of 03:12, 22 January 2012
The first licensed Doctor Who range I think, these were first announced in The Doctor Who magazine in 1984. They were Pewter figures aimed mostly at collectors and were produced in three different size ranges, 25mm, 40mm, and 80mm. Some busts were also produced and even a Tardis model.
Doctors
- William Hartnell
- Patrick Troughton
- Jon Pertwee
- Tom Baker
- Peter Davison
- Colin Baker
- Tardis
Companions
- K-9
- Leela
- Peri
- Romana II
- Sarah Jane Smith
- Tegan
- Zoe
- Jamie
- The Brigadier
- Yates
- Unit Troops (4)
- Turlough
Enemies
Dalek
25mm
- Dalek
- Azal
- Borad the Half-human mutant
- Cybermen (6 diff)
- Davros
- Draconian
- Ice Warrior
- Mummy
- Raston Robot
- Robot of Death Super Voc
- Sea Devil
- Sea Devil (Davison version)
- Drathro
- Service Robot
- Inquisitor
- Kiv
- The Master
- Sensorite
- Sil
- Boc
- Toymaker
- Silurian
- Sontaran (6 diff)
- Sontaran (Helmeted version)
- Yeti
- Zygon
