Lego has just updated their "License Conflicts and Resolutions" page and it stipulates that any submitted project related to the Doctor Who property will be accepted for possible review in the future if and when it achieves the required supporter milestone. Of course this does not guarantee a single thing but given many of us now have a Back to the Future Delorean sitting on a shelf with a space beside it awaiting the upcoming Ghostbusters Ecto-1 car, the chance of also having a small Tardis does not appear to be that farfetched of a concept, does it?

Via The Brick Fan

I ordered a Scooby Doo van with mine which is OOS until 7th December so I do not expect for mine to ship until then,

I am going to a B&M store on Friday and will attempt to clear the shelves.

I think these could sell out today in USA Lego retail stores...anyone else?

Anyone expect to see it at tru today?

25 minutes ago, sauromosis said:

I think these could sell out today in USA Lego retail stores...anyone else?

Im about to walk into a lego store. Will try to gauge how many they have. 

Available from Amazon.co.uk from £69.99. This is from sellers, not Amazon themselves. 

Available from ASDA-direct £48.97

just reserved 2 from Asda

Just ordered 4 from ASDA for £48.97 each using Click and Collect.

About 15 people lined up there just to buy Dr Who. They expect to run out in a day or two but also expect more in. Still had gbh too. 

 

About 15 people lined up there just to buy Dr Who. They expect to run out in a day or two but also expect more in. Still had gbh too. 

 

Limit 1. Yikes!

It's not an exclusive - at least in the UK.

1 hour ago, sauromosis said:

I think these could sell out today in USA Lego retail stores...anyone else?

Only from resellers.  It's Dr. Who for crying out loud?

Yup. Knowing the DW fandom, this is going to be a hotcake. At least before Christmas.

 

Ebay UK price looking at the SOLD listing is averaging £65-£70 with one going for £90.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_nkw=lego%2021304&LH_Complete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc&_trksid=p2045573.m1684

 

52 minutes ago, marcandre said:

About 15 people lined up there just to buy Dr Who. They expect to run out in a day or two but also expect more in. Still had gbh too.

It's got the Tardis, the "control room", and two of the most iconic "villains" in the show, the daleks and the weeping angel.  There's a lot to like in this set.

5 minutes ago, jaxman said:

It's got the Tardis, the "control room", and two of the most iconic "villains" in the show, the daleks and the weeping angel.  There's a lot to like in this set.

...but it needs people who care enough to buy it.

...but it needs people who care enough to buy it.

True.

15 minutes ago, exciter1 said:

...but it needs people who care enough to buy it.

No doubt about that, but this set is exactly on point in trying to appeal to the Doctor Who fan.  If you asked a Doctor Who fan what they would want in a set, this has it.  So Lego didn't miss appealing to the target audience, now the question is how big that audience is.   I'll be getting some for a Christmas flip.

And a report of 15 people lined up to buy it on release day?  How many were lined up to buy the Mystery Machine?

Edited December 1, 201510 yr by jaxman

And it has no ragrets must be a winner...

All I remember when I was a kid was wanting to turn the station when this came on.  No offense but zero for me.

Edited December 1, 201510 yr by conceptmachine

5 minutes ago, conceptmachine said:

All I remember when I was a kid was wanting to turn the station when this came on.  No offense but zero for me.

I pretty much shared this experience as a kid.  Although, I am willing to give the modern version a shot, just haven't made time for it yet.

5 minutes ago, exciter1 said:

I pretty much shared this experience as a kid.  Although, I am willing to give the modern version a shot, just haven't made time for it yet.

I turned the channel when I was a kid too.  But the modern version has been fantastic.  My wife's boys grew up watching it on Netflix with her and love the show.

11 minutes ago, exciter1 said:

I pretty much shared this experience as a kid.  Although, I am willing to give the modern version a shot, just haven't made time for it yet.

I'm not sure what it was.  Maybe the accents I couldn't quite follow without missing something or if it was because something better was always on.  Maybe I should give it a go with the return and a 35 years older me.  Box looks appealing...;)

Edited December 1, 201510 yr by conceptmachine

9 minutes ago, conceptmachine said:

I'm not sure what it was.  Maybe the accents I couldn't quite follow without missing something or if it was because something better was always on.  Maybe I should give it a go with the return and a 35 years older me.

Well, the special effects were pretty crap back then.  And it just didn't compare to the action in Transformers.  If you have Netflix, go load up the episode called "Blink".  That's the one with the weeping angels and is probably one of the best episodes they have.

Doctor Who is on par with the original star trek series and the not so great effects are part of the charm. They have improved since it began and some of the stories are pretty damn good. The last 6 years are all very watchable. I picked up two from SAH + GBH..............=)

Doctor Who has been around a couple years longer than the original Star Trek and here we are decades later both still well known to be talked about let alone LEGO having just designed for release this set on the Doctor while Mega Bloks tackles Star Trek (again). True both series have their share of special effects considered laughable by today's standards, the sometimes confounding weak plots to go along with a cast spouting often cheesy dialogue; however the same can be said of many other classic b-movies and public television series during, before, even after those years. Despite everything (including age), they remain quite enjoyable in a 'less serious more fun' way reminiscent of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 overtone.

Anyway there is no doubt the market is there. We wouldn't even have this topic for starters if it wasn't.

The doctor I grew up with (4th) and who I always picture when the show is mentioned even after watching many of the later incarnations. Something about that hippie scarf.............lol