An introduction to my Doctor Who figure collection πŸŒ€πŸ›Έ

Mike_Whovian
Mike_Whovian Community Member Posts: 36 Contributor
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This is my Doctor Who figure collection πŸŒ€πŸ›Έ

Each figure in my collection is unique, and every detail brings the magic, adventure, and creativity of the Doctor Who universe to life. Here’s a closer look at each shelf:

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1️⃣ πŸ›Έ First Shelf
The War Doctor, 2005 Dalek, Fugitive Doctor, Judoon, Curator, and Davros all stand out with their unique personalities, bringing adventure to the shelf.

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2️⃣ πŸ›Έ Second Shelf
Doctors 1 – 8 and a 1963 Dalek showcase the timeless spirit of Doctor Who, from the original charm to the 8th Doctor’s flair.

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3️⃣ πŸ›Έ Third Shelf
Winston Churchill, Doctors 9 – 15, the Meep, and a 1963 Dalek mix history, quirky charm, and sci-fi adventure.

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4️⃣ πŸ›Έ Fourth Shelf
All the Masters I own, except two, plus a 13th Doctor-era Dalek. Their cunning and menace give the shelf a dark, clever vibe.

Comments

  • Bluebell21
    Bluebell21 Community Member Posts: 3,319 Championing
    edited April 4

    Hi @Mike_Whovian you have a talent for presenting your collections in just the right way to give them all justice.

    Do you have a separate big room for your collections of Dr Who figures and your Lego? They must take up quite a lot of space.

    Thank you for sharing with us. They are wonderful.

    Take care.

  • Mike_Whovian
    Mike_Whovian Community Member Posts: 36 Contributor
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1114994#Comment_1114994

    Thank you, that’s really kind of you to say 😊 I do try to show everything off properly!

    They’ve definitely taken over more space than I expected πŸ˜„ I’ve got an office and my room, and that’s where everything lives 🏠 The Doctor Who figures and the Lego have their own areas, but keeping it all tidy is still a bit of a challenge πŸ˜…

  • StarryEyed
    StarryEyed Community Member Posts: 1,361 Championing

    What a spectacular collection and presentation, Mike. Impeccable. And your shelves are so elegant. Thank you so much for all your time and effort in showing us. That's quite an honour. Do you consider adding to what you already have, or is it finished?

    One more comment... Your use of punctuation and your spelling are perfect. I worked as a transcriptions so was trained in perfect punctuation and spelling (although I haven't worked for over 11 years now, so I'm not nearly as strict anymore). I really enjoy seeing people's differences in how they express themselves. It's really quite interesting. You know, if you think about it, with just 26 letters and a rather limited set of punctuation, it's really quite incredible how much can be produced and expressed. 😁 Just some thoughts in the middle of a sleepless night .... 😊

  • Hopeless
    Hopeless Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 1,012 Pioneering

    I still miss K-9

  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Community Member Posts: 4,313 Championing

    Hello @Mike_Whovian, Wow, what an impressive collection! For someone who's not into Dr Who or collectibles I can't help but be in awe of your collection. My 'collection' is shih tzu dogs plus the odd yorkie thrown in for good measure πŸ€£πŸ˜‚. If yours brings you just half the pleasure that mine do then my awe is well justified!

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  • SheffieldMan1976
    SheffieldMan1976 Posts: 1,905 Connected

    You have a real talent for collecting mate, they look fab, like the Lego kits.

  • StarryEyed
    StarryEyed Community Member Posts: 1,361 Championing

    Wow @Santosha12 what a stunning collection πŸ₯°πŸ’πŸ€— They look so very pampered and chill. Fabulous energy πŸ’˜πŸ’—βœŒπŸΌ

  • Santosha12
    Santosha12 Community Member Posts: 4,313 Championing
    https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/1115055#Comment_1115055

    Thank You @StarryEyed. On my bad days they only go outside in the garden c 4 times. On my 'good/mediocre' days, they go out 8 times. They are actually very chilled, as am I, most days, whatever's going on; I try to think most things are truly irrelevant. They really, mostly, are and don't matter in the scheme of things. They pee on the Daily Mail on the days they're mostly indoors which is the very best value/for the number of pages ha ha. My dogs are not interested in the politics of it. Neither am I 🀣. After watching 'The Sound of Music' yesterday, I played it to them all on the piano last night (only Doh ray me πŸ€£πŸ˜‚) first time since my last 3 dogs passed in 2016/2017, that was emotional. It's important to me that they are chilled.

  • StarryEyed
    StarryEyed Community Member Posts: 1,361 Championing

    Daily Mail peeing?? Lol!!! 🀣 Congrats on your piano playing milestone. β€οΈπŸ‘πŸΌβ€οΈ

    My Angel cat is super chill too. And a cuddler - lucky me as that's not typical at all of cats.

    The only collection kind of worthy of mention is my rocks and semiprecious stones. They all have a little story. Mind you, I've forgotten most of the stories by now. 😊

  • Bluebell21
    Bluebell21 Community Member Posts: 3,319 Championing

    Hi @Mike_Whovian thank you for sharing your Dr Who and your Lego Collections. I look forward to seeing your latest Lego creation once it is finished.

    Do you have any other hobbies or do they keep you going most of the time?

    I hope you have enjoyed your Easter holiday.

    Take care.

  • Andi66
    Andi66 Community Member Posts: 1,420 Championing

    My brother is a massive Dr who fan. He got my late mum to knit him a Tom Baker scarf.

  • Rachel_Scope
    Rachel_Scope Posts: 3,637 Online Community Team

    My stepdad loves Dr Who and has a lifesize Dalek next to the piano and a Weeping Angel hiding in the corner!

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