Dr Gadget - Gadget Shop - Doctor Who - 12" Ood
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Binding: Toy
Brand: Character Options
EAN: 5029736023256
Label: Character Options
Manufacturer: Character Options
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 60
Model: 02325
Publisher: Character Options
Studio: Character Options
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Summary: "Ood"les of fun playtime
Comment: Another great winner from the 12" Doctor Who range (we also have The Doctor and a Cyberman) so a great addition to the set. It's a really good quality toy. Was a bit disappointed to find that underneath his real fabric boiler suit was actually the same pink body as The Doctor's plastic moulding but nevermind! I suppose the manufacturers couldn't have a different moulding for each model. But it doesn't detract from the play value and my nearly 6 year old loved it for Christmas. Looking forward to getting the rest of the characters to complete the set. Attention to detail is spot on as always and we like the added touch of the magnetic translator.
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Summary: brilliant
Comment: The ood 12" figure has amazing attention to detail.It has fabric clothing and rubber boots which can be removed and a magnetic sphere device that can be attached to the hand or tunic.It's great fun and has 14 points of articulation. Overall i think that it was well worth the money,any doctor who fan should get it.
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This 12" Ood has tentacles on the lower portions of its face along with 14 points of articulation to his body.
The Ood has a translator device, a small sphere connected to its "mouth" by a tube, to facilitate speech between it and humans.
This sphere attaches to the Ood's hand or tunic.
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