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Per informazioni specifiche sugli acquisti effettuati su Marketplace consulta… Maggiori informazioni la nostra pagina d'aiuto su Resi e rimborsi per articoli Marketplace. At the start of the year Lego announced that they would be accepting Doctor Who user submissions. Two projects eventually made it to the review phase: one by AndrewClark2 (pictured above) and the other by GlenBricker (below). Since then not much has been heard but a recent Lego update explained that both projects are still being evaluated. Lego stated: “This review period featured two Doctor Who concepts, and the LEGO Review Board is evaluating them. We’ll let you know when we decide whether or not one will be produced as a LEGO set.” Don't let DWTV be exterminated, please support the site by becoming a patron Join the High Council Moffat: Making Doctor Who Doesn’t Get Any Easier Moffat Mulls Future Companion Not Being Another Earth GirlDiscussionWould you guys watch a Lego Doctor Who movie like the Lego Batman movie?
(self.doctorwho)submitted by K-9π Rendered by PID 43724 on app-786 at 2017-03-02 22:06:43.923669+00:00 running b13bedd country code: SG.Welcome to this week’s Doctor Who’s Day Roundup, a TARDIS-ful of temporal trivia that we’ve picked up from the Internet over the past week in Doctor Who. And we begin this week with a very constructive announcement on Facebook; the Doctor Who LEGO is GO: Posted by LEGO on Sunday, October 4, 2015 Which was followed very quickly by these photos, showing both the Twelfth Doctor, Clara and two Daleks, with additional Eleventh Doctor and Weeping Angels: Posted by LEGO Ideas on Tuesday, October 6, 2015 LEGO Ideas Doctor Who set will be available starting December!Construct a stunningly detailed LEGO version of the iconic TARDIS and role-play the Doctor’s time-travel adventures! Posted by LEGO on Tuesday, October 6, 2015 • There’s a thorough examination here from Doctor Who: The Fan Show: Here’s what else has been going on in space and time this week:
• “Under The Lake” happened! Here are 10 things you may not know about the story. • Here’s a quiz, just see if you were paying attention. • Steven Moffat embraces “the heresy” of the Doctor trading his screwdriver for some sonic sunglasses: • What if Doctor Who did ghosts under water? Peter Capaldi and Steven Moffat talk to BBC AMERICA about “Under the Lake” and give us a behind-the-scenes peek at the creation of those spooky figures: • Filming in loads of water can be quite tricky, as this Doctor Who behind-the-scenes extra reveals: • Actors Sophie Stone, Peter Capaldi and Zaqi Ismail discuss the strength of Cass: • Peter and Jenna discuss the Doctor’s etiquette cue cards: • And Colin McFarlane shows off his prosthetic forehead: • Fan artists got to work right away: • And of course Stuart Manning‘s Radio Times poster is rather good: My poster for tonight's spooky #DoctorWho ep Under the Lake, written by @hanniganspiteri, produced by @Abslom_Deek.
— Stuart Manning (@stuart_manning) October 3, 2015 • The official Doctor Who Instagram revealed some storyboards from the episode: Here's how storyboard artist @mikecollinsfreakhousegraphics envisioned the Doctor and Clara talking through the flood doors. #DoctorWho #DrWho #whovian #fandom #BehindTheScenes #BTS A photo posted by Doctor Who Official (@bbcdoctorwho) on Oct 5, 2015 at 8:54am PDT • And gave us this creepy sight:#DoctorWho #DrWho #whovian #fandom A photo posted by Doctor Who Official (@bbcdoctorwho) on Oct 5, 2015 at 4:36am PDT • 10 reasons we’re excited about the second half, “After the Flood” • Jenna Coleman was a guest on Conan, and she explained how fans can best enjoy Doctor Who: • On Twitter, Arthur Darvill and Karen Gillan mourned the three-year anniversary of the death of the Ponds. • Sir John Hurt will reprise his role as the War Doctor in a 12-part Doctor Who audio series for Big Finish. • Sean Pertwee told Radio Times it would be “an honor” to play his late father Jon Pertwee‘s version of the Doctor after a photo of the Gotham star doing Third Doctor cosplay went viral.
• Let’s end with a trailer for “Before the Flood,” because it’s not often we see the Doctor knowing full well that he has to die, knowing how he has to die, and knowing that he has to go through with it (without the aid of the shapeshifting robot from “The Wedding of River Song”), because there are rules:It's finally official -- Doctor Who is going to be realised in Lego form, and sooner than we dared hope.The first set to be licensed by the BBC will be released by the end of 2015, and available in "all key markets".Lego Doctor Who sets have been rumoured since two separate submissions passed the 10,000 fan votes required to be considered for production on the Lego Ideas platform, as previously reported. Of the two, it seems that it's designer Andrew Clark's Doctor Who and Companions set that has won the Beeb's favour.Clark's set consisted of a whole range of Doctors and Companions past and present, with his prototype including David Tennant's Tenth Doctor and Billie Piper's Rose Tyler, a Tom Baker Fourth Doctor, and the present Twelfth Doctor and his travelling buddy Clara, as portrayed in the sci-fi series by Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman.
However, the only official image provided so far is an extreme close-up of Lego Capaldi's iconic eyebrows, and the BBC says "fans will have to wait until later this year to discover what will be produced." A Lego TARDIS is a must though.and Lego enjoy a particularly close relationship with their fans and I can't wait to see what Lego produce."Fans of the Time Lord aren't the only ones to benefit - WALL-E, Pixar's adorable trash robot from a doomed future Earth, will also be made available as plastic bricks. That too was a graduate of the Ideas program, designed by Angus MacLane, and you can take a look at it here. "We're extremely excited to announce that a Doctor Who and a WALL-E set will be released as our next Lego Ideas fan based sets, congratulations to the designers Andrew Clark and Angus MacLane!" said Emma Owen, UK spokesperson for Lego Ideas. "After receiving over 10,000 votes from the online community and having gone through rigorous toy testing from our expert panel, these awesome sets are on track to be on shelves later this year.