The Doctor Who Cybercontroller Statue measures 13.78â? W x 12.2â? D x 12.2â? H. The Cyber Controller is sheathed in scalloped silver armor, and bears a translucent brain case. Depicted with an ominous vacuous gaze, the Cyber Controller is ensconced at the center of a monolithic steel throne overgrown with a crawling network of circuits and hoses[Read More]

American market Exclusive Dalek from Product Enterprise is this awesome looking Talking Dalek from Patrick Troughton's episode "Evil of the Daleks". The Emperor's Guard Dalek Leader - Silver body with blue spots and a black dome. Sound phrases including: Halt, do not move! You will obey! Locate & destroy! Exterminate the Doctor! Exterminate bl[Read More]

The â??Terror of the Autonsâ? The Master & Auton Statue measures 9 5/6" W x 11 4/5" D x 11 5/12" H, and is limited to 900 units worldwide. The black-clad Master, equipped with the TCE-Tissue Compression Eliminator, is poised above the fallen form of a garishly-attired toy-like Auton. The episode â??Terror of the Autonsâ? places the Third Doctor[Read More]

The 1979 Doctor Who adventure "The Creature from the Pit" finds Tom Baker's fourth Doctor in decidedly tongue-in-cheek mode on the planet Cloris, a world where metal is in such short supply its possession means power, and where a very large green alien is annoyed at being kept prisoner in a pit. As so often happens, the Doctor gets caught between t[Read More]

"Spearhead from Space" launched Doctor Who into the 1970s with not only a new Doctor, Jon Pertwee, but a new assistant, the scientist Liz Shaw (Caroline John) and a regular place in the show for UNIT and Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart (Nicholas Courtney). It also marked the debut of the program in color and saw the Doctor stranded on Earth after Patr[Read More]