Thanks, totally worth it but put me off garage kits for life :lol

Oh, man, I can understand that. I've bought a few over the years, but have never had the patience to actually work them. So I definitely have to take my hat off to you for finishing it.

Congratulations! It's been something you've been talking about for quite some time too.

And your work is magnificent, you'd think it was a professional piece.

Very awesome Alex!

Thanks guys :D

That looks so cool! Great wrok :D

So, according to DWM, it seems Steve Thompson will be back writing this series. More of the old mates coming back to write for ol' Moffy-poo, I guess. Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS wasn't awful, but Curse of the Black Spot was a mess. I would dearly love to see some NEW writers working on the show. Although, if the rumors of Gatiss writing a Peladon episode are true, I will be thoroughly pleased.

I liked Curse. I thought it was more coherent than Journey anyway, even if I really like that episode. For some reason. But Gatiss/Peladon. Is there any way to get a WANT icon on this site?

It isn't a proper Peladon episode unless they bring Alpha Centuri back completely unchanged :p

Keeley Hawes has been cast. She's apparently playing an evil banker named Ms. Delphox.

http://shuangxi-in-spring.com/Images/keeley_who.jpg

Evil banker? Sounds a bit too on the nose, but I guess I can deal with that... since its Keeley ;)

Recently downloaded two more of theBig Finish Doctor Who Audio Dramas. I already listened to Light at the End, which I loved! I got The Vengeance of Morbius w/ the 8th Doctor and The Curse of Davros w/ the 6th Doctor this time. Vengeance of Morbius was okay but I didn't realize it was the second part of a two parter. Curse of Davros, however, was awesome! I won't spoil it but it was a really interesting look into how Davros thinks and what drives him. I need to find some more to listen to. Any suggestions?

If you're enjoying Davros in the audios, "Terror Firma" is a must. But I'd recommend "The Juggernauts" and "Davros" really highly as well.

My absolute favourite Big Finish story (or Doctor Who story as a whole) is the 2-part "Lucie Miller/To the Death" but I'm more hesitant to recommend that as its the end to the the 8th Doctor range's 4 season run, so it kinda relies on having knowledge of/being invested in some characters. I recommend the 8th Doctor run regardless, but I'm not sure how much you want to sink your teeth into :lol

I've started the 8th Doctor's second season, so I'm going to try and get all of his ones. Problem is, I have no method for buying over the internet, so I'm still working on waiting for the next one to show up at my local store.

I am currently on the 10th Doctor's 2cd season

Sweet. Which episode?

Series 3 Episode 12: Utopia

That's one of my favourite episodes. Especially with Derek Jacobi's Master at the end.

O_O WHAAAAAA??? *immediately goes on Netflix to watch the episode*

That is a pretty damn excellent episode. The Master was done very very well here. The build up was delicious.

Filming pics show a new monster. I'll just put up a link to the Mirror article instead of the image as not to spoil for those folks staying pure.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/d...onster-3260267

Nice, very nice. Looking forward to it all.

THE TWELFTH DOCTOR IS SO OLD! :lol

Nah, the 10th and 11th Doctors were so young ;)

You took the words right out of my mouth. :thumb:

Looks very promising :D

I always laugh when people say x doctor is old and y doctor is young. Just look at their ages.

Matt Smith is indeed young, but not that much younger than Peter Davidson when he started.

As for Tennant, well, the man was in his fourties when he was doing it. Seriously. No older than a few other doctors we've seen in the past 50 years. He's just got that baby face :lol. He's only surpassed in age I believe by Bill Hartnel and Peter Capaldi... possibly Eccelston but I think even he's younger.

The role of the Doctor is all about the energy. An older actor can easily seem one of the youngest. I don't think it's too unfair to say that Peter Capaldi is somewhat weathered for his age... but then again that's just the way it goes.

He does look pretty bloodshot in some of those picture though O_o

Um, nope. Tennant was 34 when he started. He wasn't even 40 when he left. Every actor who played the Doctor was older than Tennant when he took the role, except two: Matt Smith and Peter Davison.

William Hartnell - 55
Patrick Troughton - 46
Jon Pertwee - 50
Tom Baker - 40
Peter Davison - 29
Colin Baker - 40
Sylvester McCoy - 44
Paul McGann - 36
Chris Eccleston - 41
David Tennant - 34
Matt Smith - 27
Peter Capaldi - 55

Yeah... I know what happened there. I got my Ecclestons and Tennants mixed up. I know the difference, duh, but apparently I flipped what I know of their ages.

Still, moral of the story is some Doctor actors aren't always as young or old as you think they are.

My comment was mainly in jest anyway, Matt Smith may have been young but as an actor he was excellent at being a convincing 1400 year old man.

I just generally get annoyed, especially at the Tennant fangirl crowd on Tumblr, who are still whining about Capaldi's age.

Yep, drives me mad too. Luckily I don't see it so much in the circles I follow any more.

The tears of the fan girls were indeed delicious.

He really was convincingly old, wasn't he!

I love this thing. It may just be a statue but it couldn't be any more perfect :D

http://i.imgur.com/xL23Utk.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/6lOlLta.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/PhK9g5v.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/TmvVb3X.jpg

That looks great!

That is all kinds of amazing!

I finally finished season 7 and watched Day of the Doctor, and holy hell was that epic. I'm also amazed that Clara outlasted the end of the season, due to the fact that she died twice already.

Now all you need is a Rose fig :)

Come to think of it, Amy and Ace are the only companion figures I have :lol
Amy I got in a box set, and Ace doesn't need any explanation.

I should probably think about getting some more at some point.