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{{clink|RAFM|RAFM's}} [[Doctor Who (RAFM)|Doctor Who]] figures were designed in 1986 by {{clink|Citadel Miniatures}}. In the UK, they were produced by Citadel as a licensed product from {{clink|FASA}}. The UK release had slotta-tabs and hexagonal bases. The ''Citadel'' & ''FASA'' brands had equal billing on the packaging. The same figures, but with solid bases, were produced in North America by FASA who were credited on their own without Citadel. The internal packaging for North America had "manufactured by {{clink|RAFM}}".  See [[Doctor Who (Citadel)]] for the UK release.<br>
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These metal [[Doctor Who (RAFM)|Doctor Who]] figures were designed in 1986 by {{clink|Citadel Miniatures}}. In the UK, they were produced by Citadel as a licensed product from {{clink|FASA}}. The UK release had slotta-tabs and hexagonal bases. The ''Citadel'' & ''FASA'' brands had equal billing on the packaging. The same figures, but with solid bases, were produced in North America by FASA who were credited on their own without Citadel. The internal packaging for North America had "manufactured by {{clink|RAFM}}".  See [[Doctor Who (Citadel)]] for the UK release.<br>
 
 
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For the Davros and Dalek models there was no difference between the two releases: they had solid bases. The Citadel range contained 4 extra models not found in the North American release, and the RAFM range contained 3 extra ''Temporal Marauders'' not found in the UK release.<br>
 
For the Davros and Dalek models there was no difference between the two releases: they had solid bases. The Citadel range contained 4 extra models not found in the North American release, and the RAFM range contained 3 extra ''Temporal Marauders'' not found in the UK release.<br>
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Revision as of 12:53, 29 September 2017

RAFM

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RAFM's Doctor Who figures were designed in 1986 by Citadel Miniatures. In the UK, they were produced by Citadel as a licensed product from FASA. The UK release had slotta-tabs and hexagonal bases. The Citadel & FASA brands had equal billing on the packaging. The same figures, but with solid bases, were produced in North America by FASA who were credited on their own without Citadel. The internal packaging for North America had "manufactured by RAFM". See Doctor Who (Citadel) for the UK release.

For the Davros and Dalek models there was no difference between the two releases: they had solid bases. The Citadel range contained 4 extra models not found in the North American release, and the RAFM range contained 3 extra Temporal Marauders not found in the UK release.


Packaging

  • 9580
    Box Front
  • 9580
    Box Top
  • 9580
    Box Back
  • 9580
    Box Base
  • Released in sets of 3 figures, these were marketed inside TARDIS boxes with windows on 3 sides.


9501 The Five Doctors

  • 9501
    The Five Doctors (5)
  • 9501a
    The First Doctor
  • 9501b
    The Second Doctor
  • 9501c
    The Third Doctor
  • 9501d
    The Fourth Doctor
  • 9501e
    The Fifth Doctor


9502 The Companions Set 1

  • 9502
    The Companions Set 1 (3)
  • 9502a
    Sarah Jane
  • 9502b
    Leela
  • 9502c
    Adric


9503 The Daleks

  • The Daleks were all the same model and identical to the Citadel release.


9504 The Cybermen

  • 9504
    Cybermen (3)
    (Earthshock Style)
  • 9504a
    Cyberman 1
  • 9504b
    Cyberman 2
  • 9504c
    Cyberman 3


9505 The Brigadier & UNIT Troopers

  • 9505
    Brigadier & U.N.I.T. Troopers (3)
  • 9505a
    Brigadier
  • 9505b
    U.N.I.T. Trooper 1
  • 9505c
    U.N.I.T. Trooper 2
  • The UNIT troopers had 6 variants each in the Citadel release, it is not known if this was mirrored in the North American release.


9506 John Benton & UNIT Troopers

  • 9506
    Sgt. Benton & U.N.I.T. Troopers (3)
  • FASA-DW-9506a.jpg
    9506a
    Sgt. Benton
  • 9506b
    U.N.I.T. Trooper 3
  • 9506c
    U.N.I.T. Trooper 4
  • The UNIT troopers had 6 variants each in the Citadel release, it is not known if this was mirrored in the North American release.


9507 Player Character Time Lords 1

  • 9507
    PC Time Lords 1 (3)
  • 9507a
    PC Time Lord 1
  • 9507b
    PC Time Lord 2
  • 9507c
    PC Time Lord 3


9508 The Temporal Marauders

  • 9508
    Temporal Maurauders (3)
  • 9508a
    Temporal Maurauder 1
  • 9508b
    Temporal Maurauder 2
    Painted by: Mark Dixon
  • 9508c
    Temporal Maurauder 3
  • These were unique to the North American release.


9509 The Ice Warriors

  • 9509
    Ice Warriors (3)
  • 9509a
    Ice Warrior 1
  • 9509b
    Ice Lord
  • 9509c
    Ice Warrior 2


9510 Player Character Time Lords 2

  • 9510
    PC Time Lords 2 (3)
  • 9510a
    PC Time Lord 4
  • 9510b
    PC Time Lord 5
  • 9510c
    PC Time Lord 6


9511 The Master, Davros & Dalek

  • 9511
    Master, Davros & a Dalek (3)
  • 9511a
    Master
  • 9511b
    Davros
    Painted by: Mark Dixon
  • 9511c
    Engineer Dalek
  • The Engineer Dalek was the same as the standard Dalek but with a claw instead of a sucker arm.


9512 The Companions Set 2

  • 9512
    The Companions Set 2 (3)
  • 9512a
    Romana I
  • 9512b
    K-9
  • 9512c
    Jo Grant


9513 Player Character Time Lords 3


9514 The Sea Devils

  • The catalog picture contained an error, showing Devil 1 twice and missing Devil 3.


References

  • [1], Tardis Data Core, "Citadel Miniatures"
  • [2], BoardGameGeek, "Doctor Who Role-Playing Miniatures"
  • [3], LMW Doctor Who Overview Page


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