Character Options Doctor Who - Scarecrow

Description: Brand: Character Options / Age: 5 Years+

Newest Review: ... so lonesome in fields, with that etched face, haunting eyes and mysterious air. Character Options have produced this superb ... more

... action figure of Scarecrow and he is one of the strongest figures in the range. His face is wonderful, it looks like a cross between a pumpkin and an old sack, shrivelled and pitted with black jaded eyes which seem to lunge out at you. His stitched mouth suggests he cannot speak or has been swen up. Scarecrow sports a superb rugged cloak/jacket which has great detail on it, it is torn round the edges and he looks very irksome. His trousers are darker and look like farm slacks, adding a further edge of authenticity. ...more

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	Doctor Who 5" Action Figure - Scarecrow Manufacturer: Character Options Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53	£ 1.80

Doctor Who 5" Action Figure - Scarecrow
Manufacturer: Character Options

Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53

£ 1.80

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Character Options Doctor Who - Scarecrow: Scaring The Living Daylights Out Of You (308 words)
by - written on 10/10/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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Whatever you do, don't place this chap too near you when you go to sleep or you are guaranteed to have nightmares. Doctor Who has thrown up some mesmerising baddies in recent years and the Scarecrow is one such fellow who manages to put a chill down the spine. From the episode 'Family Of Blood' these creatures are some of the spookiest the show has ever produced. There is something evil anyway about scarecrows, the way they stand so lonesome in fields, with that etched face, haunting eyes and mysterious air. Character Options have produced this superb action figure of Scarecrow and he is one of the strongest figures in the range. His face is ... Read the complete review

I'm a dingle-dangle scarecrow with a flippy floppy hat. Of B ... (810 words)
by - written on 08/09/09 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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Action figures. Once a truly awesome toy, that enabled imaginative children to re-enact their favourite scenes from popular films and TV shows, and to create bold new adventures (mostly featuring a Death Star Commander because Gran didn't know which Star Wars figures were the cool ones. Or was that just me?). Now... they are collectables. Don't play with them. Don't even take them out of the packaging. Don't, whatever you do, let children anywhere near them, for God's sake. Doctor Who action figures have been going in some form or other since the 1960s (although you could only get Daleks then). In the 1980s, Dapol produced a small range just as the ... Read the complete review

Character Options Doctor Who - Scarecrow: He's a bit scary! (515 words)
by - written on 09/02/09 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Doctor Who is amazing, I adore it! Since the new series started in 2005, I have been hooked! It is a family sci-fi show about a Time Lord named the Doctor. he travels around the universe saving those in danger from the evil creatures. He does this in a large blue box known as a Tardis (Time and Relative Dimension in Space). He sometimes travels alone but usually travels with a companion. In Series 3, David Tennant is our tenth Doctor and he took us back to the times of the war along with companion Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman). This happens in the episode Family of Blood, and the Doctor has to give up his timelord-ness, and leaves everything down to Martha. ... Read the complete review