Doctor Who First Doctor An Unearthly Child Action Figure
Doctor Who Underground Toys Action Figures
Item No.Item Number: UT03537
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Description
Doctor Who First Doctor An Unearthly Child Action Figure:- First Doctor!
- It ain't Scrooge!
- Original clothing from pilot episode!
School teachers Barbara Wright and Ian Chestertonbecome intrigued by one of their pupils, SusanForeman, and visit her home address - a junkyard at76 Totter's Lane - where they meet hergrandfather, the Doctor. The Doctor and Susan arealiens who travel through time and space in theirship, the Tardis, which looks like an ordinary policebox but actually houses a huge gleaming controlroom. The Tardis takes them all to a Palaeolithiclandscape where they encounter a tribe that haslost the secret of fire.
Specifications
- Company:Underground Toys
- Theme:Doctor Who
- Product Type:Action Figures
- Celebrity:William Hartnell
- Studio:BBC Studios
- Batteries Included:No
- Age:5 +
- Country of Origin:China
- Item Height:6 inches (15.24 cm)
- Packaging Height:3 inches (7.62 cm)
- Packaging Width:8 inches (20.32 cm)
- Packaging Length:11 inches (27.94 cm)
- Weight:0.35 lb
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