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Collectors note the Talking Tardis is available in several versions; with ninth Doctor and Rose voices; with tenth Doctor and Rose voices; with tenth Doctor and Martha Jones voices; and with Twelfth Doctor voices. The Tardis Playset is great for Doctor Who action figures; the 5" figures fit nicely inside the console. This Tardis Carry Case is the perfect container for your Doctor Who Micro Universe; just like the real thing, it is much bigger inside and can fit up to 32 figures. So, not to be outdone we resurrected it in digital form, and I think it’s fair to say it’s better than the original. cm tall and is carefully cast in metallic resin produced in 1:21 scale and then hand-painted for incredible detail.Electronic Flight Control Tardis has different sound effects for de-materialisation (take off) and re-materialisation (landing) as well as spinning and turbulence sound effects. The Twelfth Incarnation of Doctor brought back the original look of TARDIS console model as the next Special Edition of the Eaglemoss Doctor Who Figurine Collection! Featuring an authentic design and eight in-flight interactive sound effects activated by motion, this is perfect for Doctor Who fans of all ages. The set is presented in specially designed 60th Anniversary window packaging and is the perfect set for all Doctor Who fans and collectors. The Eleventh Doctor’s TARDIS Model comes complete with a 20-page magazine that looks at your model in more detail and the adventures the Eleventh Doctor has in his iconic iteration of the TARDIS.

The Electronic Flight Control Tardis also has an opening telephone door with telephone detail for those of you who love the finer details. It can't be transported by picking up the tower since the whole thing falls to pieces as the central tower is pulled away.First Doctor William Hartnell (1963-1966) with Electronic Tardis as seen in the four part An Unearthly Child (1963), the first Doctor Who episode. The TARDIS has opening and closing front doors and comes with new revisions, including slightly angled roof, replacement lamp and small undercuts between the roof pillars. It appears that just like the Tenth Doctor the playset has undergone some changes to its appearance. Housing telephones and sometimes criminal suspects, their blue lights flashed when assistance was required. Use of these and any missed payments may affect your ability to obtain credit from Klarna and other lenders.

Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for consumer credit activities Firm Reference Number 656489.Without these technologies, things like personalised recommendations, your account preferences, or localisation may not work correctly. This Tardis features light and sound effects activated by either pushing down on the lamp or closing the lid. this electronic tardis has multiple features including opening doors and 'take off' and 'landing' light plus sound fx.