Review The TARDIS

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And what would the TARDIS be, without...

 

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And another, absolutely glorious creation...

 

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And from Australia...

 

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[Doctor Omega]

Important TARDIS stories..........

THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION (1964).......

https://www.imdforums.com/threads/the-edge-of-destruction-1964.1608/

 

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I've got two of the fourth Doctor action figures that are a part of that play set.

 

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Yet, that's him.

Where's his sonic screwdriver?

 

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K1 and K9 both look good, but I'm not so sure about the Cyber-nose...

 

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Where's his sonic screwdriver?

 

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I had all of them except the Cyberman.

 

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Yep, I've got one of those stashed away in a shoe box somewhere...

 

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I had all of them except the Cyberman.

It's easier to do when you live in the same country...

I was stuck in the Antipodes.

 

[Doctor Omega]

At least you have hung onto your collection, A-M....

Mine has long since disappeared into the space-time vortex... Lost in the dark dimension.....

Even this thing......


1978 PALITOY Talking K9 figure

 

[ant-mac]

At least you have hung onto your collection, A-M....

Mine has long since disappeared into the space-time vortex... Lost in the dark dimension.....

Even this thing......


1978 PALITOY Talking K9 figure

Yes, but as I've watched the steady decline of DOCTOR WHO since 2005, I find myself asking if it was worth the effort?

 

[Doctor Omega]

I think if one can discard the 2005 series onward as a bizarre mutated spin-off set in one possible alternative reality - or a non-canonical nightmare happening in the Land of Fiction , yes, one can still appreciate the archived Classic show. But that crappy current show will insist that it is still a valid continuation, even as it glibly implies that the Doctor has been shopping for women's clothes before.

So - overall - yes, I do think it was worth collecting and holding onto those toys of yesteryear.

I just wish that I had done!

 

[ant-mac]

I think if one can discard the 2005 series onward as a bizarre mutated spin-off set in one possible alternative reality - or a non-canonical nightmare happening in the Land of Fiction , yes, one can still appreciate the archived Classic show. But that crappy current show will insist that it is still a valid continuation, even as it glibly implies that the Doctor has been shopping for women's clothes before.

So - overall - yes, I do think it was worth collecting and holding onto those toys of yesteryear.

I just wish that I had done!

I have similar problems, only for me it was an extensive comic book collection...

For several years, my parents and I travelled around Australia and lived, worked and went to school in different towns in different regions or states.

However, living in caravans - even large, well-appointed ones - still left space at a premium on occasion.

As a result, I remember giving most of them away at one time or another.