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The levers were from the Muppets spaceship set, and the machine was an old floppy disk with some plastic thing on top of it! The gun, I think, is from Star Trek figures. I got it free with some other stuff from a kind person. Welcome to my new empire user. It is only fitting that you should bear witness to the resurrection and triumph of Seb - Lord and creator of Doctor Who Figures Online.
Classic episodes watched: 70/160 (including TV Movie + 3 audio reconstructions) Most recent classic episode: The Three Doctors Most recent new episode: The Doctor's Wife      
Deffinetly the better episode of the 2
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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/
Yes - the first one was an experiment in every way. Well they're all experimenting, but at least I had a bit more knowledge for episode 2! Welcome to my new empire user. It is only fitting that you should bear witness to the resurrection and triumph of Seb - Lord and creator of Doctor Who Figures Online.
Classic episodes watched: 70/160 (including TV Movie + 3 audio reconstructions) Most recent classic episode: The Three Doctors Most recent new episode: The Doctor's Wife
the photos in Gretest Zoo in the Galaxy were a lot better compared to the first one
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/
That's due to my new camera, rather than using an old one designed for film not pictures! I can now do so much more, and the pictures it produces are huge - so I can really get detail. Welcome to my new empire user. It is only fitting that you should bear witness to the resurrection and triumph of Seb - Lord and creator of Doctor Who Figures Online.
Classic episodes watched: 70/160 (including TV Movie + 3 audio reconstructions) Most recent classic episode: The Three Doctors Most recent new episode: The Doctor's Wife
sounds similar to my camera it brings them out huge so i get great detail
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/
anyone noticed that on page 7 there's a worm on the doctor's shoulder
 "The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don’t always soften the bad things; but vice-versa, the bad things don’t necessarily spoil the good things or make them unimportant" -
 R.I.P Caroline John 1940-2012 Thatssss a nice forum you've got there, be a shame if something happened to it
Haha! Not there on page 6 either..! Also a weird green thing on the left.
hhmmmm did seb deliberatly put it there to see if we'd notice ?
"The way I see it, every life is a pile of good things and bad things. The good things don’t always soften the bad things; but vice-versa, the bad things don’t necessarily spoil the good things or make them unimportant" -
R.I.P Caroline John 1940-2012 Thatssss a nice forum you've got there, be a shame if something happened to it
My original point there was to originally show the Doctor being friendly, then you 'turn' the page to find him with animals all around him - bit of a shock.
 Welcome to my new empire user. It is only fitting that you should bear witness to the resurrection and triumph of Seb - Lord and creator of Doctor Who Figures Online.
Classic episodes watched: 70/160 (including TV Movie + 3 audio reconstructions) Most recent classic episode: The Three Doctors Most recent new episode: The Doctor's Wife
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