Doctor Who: A Collector's Guide To The 5.5 Character Options Action Figure Range
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Complete, First published Jun 21, 2023
The Doctor Who Character Options 5.5 Action Figure range is one of the most sought-after and most collectable ranges of any Doctor Who product. Instantly recognisable to any Doctor Who fan, these toys are the most articulate and highly detailed toys based off of the series. The sets range from versions of the various good Doctors, companions, one-off characters, TARDIS playsets, to Daleks, Cybermen, Sontarans, and other baddies the Doctor has encountered on his many travels. These sets are a must-have for any Doctor Who fan.

The range of 5.5 inch figures commenced from Character Options, a highly established toy manufacturing toy line, in 2005. Since then, fans young and old have enjoyed building their collections up and play with. Combine your favourite Doctors to save the universe from destruction. Battle your Dalek army against the Cybermen. Let your bedroom become a vast alien planet to which the Doctor must battle against the forces of evil.

This is the story of the Character Options 5.5 inch range, and is recommended for any Doctor Who fan to investigate one of the most prestigious forms of Doctor Who memrobillia ever released. Learn the history and evolution of the range, and which sets have reached exceptionally high prices on second hand markets. A CaptainThunderWho Century 22 Production.
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