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by actionfigure mad » Sun Feb 01, 2009 5:18 pm
A Brief History:
I first got into Doctor Who I think when I was about the age of 7 and it was Jon pertwees turn as the Doctor then in 1974, where it was televised on a Saturday evening after World of sport with Dickie Davis and crackerjack.
Well then there was not that much merchandise to buy as there is now some Dalpol I would imagine but I did not bother with it. I had the Tom baker figure with the Tardis and a K9 . and various Who Annuals
I have always liked Doctor Who and followed it now for 33 years I guess,and really got interested again when the tv series was launched with Christopher Ecclestone and David Tenant took as The Doctors, and since then I have bought as many of series 1 through to series 4 figures and my favourite series the Classics ,as I could and the box sets.Most of my figures are carded and displayed on racks but I also have a book shelf for loosee figures too
I used to collect Starwars action figures and ships and had over 300 in total all boxed but lost interest in them and sold them all to buy more Who figures I also have many who dvd's which I watch when I come home from a stressfull day at work. It is great to watch a dvd and then go and compare what the figure looks like compared to the reall character, I also have a large collection of Corgi classic comercial vehicles and Heavy Haulage vehicles
I have the current Build it wave of the Vespiform but as yet waiting for the age of steel to arrive,
Please feel free to leave your comments
Number of Figures:
120 loose figures and 160 carded and boxed sets
When I have more time I will try and categorise them better
Figures still needed:
BAF Age of Steel
BAF Gelth Phantom
Time Squad
Army building:
More than one of a figure that can represent different aliens:
12 x New Cybermen
8 x Natural Oods
8X Ood Sigma
15 x Classic Daleks various colours, ranks
3 xScarecrows
3xspace pigs
5x Slitheen
3x Sycorax Warriors
Other:
I have various comic convention carded figures including Time crash, damaged Cyberman etc , I would think they are most valuable but I only collect because I like them not the value The figures are all In my small spare bedroom and in my own bedroom but quickly running out of room
Pictures:
Two purchased customs

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by Whatisthere » Wed Feb 04, 2009 7:38 pm
Really good collection and godd army building you must have loads of money as i struggle to get 1 figure a month as i only £1 per week and im 13
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by MarthaJonesFan » Wed Feb 04, 2009 7:50 pm
Cor, that's one collection you've got there! 
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by actionfigure mad » Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:41 pm
Thank you whatisthere and Martha. When I was 13 I didnt get much pocket money I did a paper round to buy things but now still get all my bills to pay etc but I manage to put a little aside to buy a few figures , sometimes I will win a good auction on Ebay where there are a few in a lot for little money to army build. But now I only buy things I really like not just because its a figure and just released and I must have it as room here is limited now so I have to be more choice and also get rid of some of my doubles 
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by drdrdrwho » Sat Feb 07, 2009 12:10 pm
hang on why do you need more than 1 ood sigma/space pig?
and how do you get special acsess to make your own collection page I CANT SEEM TO GET MY OWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by actionfigure mad » Sat Feb 07, 2009 12:32 pm
Is there a set rule that you dont have more than one of an alien ?after all the Ood are a herd species and space pigs well they get lonely on there own 3 little piggys went to market
And to be gain access to your own page you need to pay £10.00 or more if you like 
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by drdrdrwho » Sat Feb 07, 2009 12:46 pm
oh, thanks actionfigure mad. u see I MIGHT HAVE a probloem there as i dont get pocket money as often as most people do
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by actionfigure mad » Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:19 pm
there is a post where you can show your collection and say how you display them
http://www.drwhofigures.co.uk/forum/vie ... ht=display
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by Seb » Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:21 pm
Great collection - that Vespiform does look so good... 
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by actionfigure mad » Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:32 pm
Thanks Seb I havn't been looking at the collection much this week but when you dont go in every day i think you appreciate the figures more . I said I wouldnt buy the Vespiform but im pleased I did, its a nice item just the right scale too
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by MarthaJonesFan » Sat Feb 07, 2009 5:34 pm
I just noticed that Vespiform, it really looks great!
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by TheDoctor10 » Sat Feb 07, 2009 6:18 pm
MarthaJonesFan wrote:I just noticed that Vespiform, it really looks great!
It looks really good! How come you have Korwin?
Hey there! In October 2012, I am going as part of a school group to Capetown, South Africa. As a developing country, Capetown lacks basic amenities that we here in the UK, USA, Australia or wherever you are visiting from take for granted. While we are across, we will be working within the community, teaching in the classrooms, helping in peoples homes and much more! So please, help me raise money towards the trip by visiting THE STORE section on the website, look through the different picture galleries of the items available (mostly Doctor Who!) and email me at operation.capetown@hotmail.com if you are interested in any of them! Also, you can donate to the cause by Pressing DONATE on the home page! Thanks in advance with any donations, Fraser Johnston http://capetown-2012.webs.com/
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by actionfigure mad » Sat Feb 07, 2009 7:04 pm
I bought him off Ebay as a loose figure with various other figures. i hit on lucky with the vespiform and korwin bought both of them from same seller the Kowin was expensive though a good figure loose which stands well , the vespiform was bought ready built
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by Beep » Tue Feb 10, 2009 11:45 am
 love the vespiform and korwin wish i had them
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by Chandra » Sun Feb 15, 2009 4:11 am
Great collection. Hate to be nosy, but how much did Korwin and the Vespiform cost you each? Thanks.
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