Where does it actually say how many are left? I keep hearing (for this set and the last ones) how many are left in stock but I've never seen any metric on the CO site other than "in stock" and "out of stock."

@@MoeJama you go on to add to basket, from there you add numbers to the Qty working you way up or down from the number's to see how many are left, though this only includes the immediate stock put on to the site, not including what may have been put back or if all the set's have been put on. At the moment, if you put in 115 to Qty, it'll be fine, if you put 125 which is higher number, then underneath in red it'll say "your quantity exceeds stock on hand". That's basically how anyone can find out about how much stock is roughly left.

@@thewhomerchandise6336 Thank you

If B&M did an exclusive electronic tardis then it'll most likely be the same price as this set. Though an 8th doctor tardis seems very likely they'll do eventually.

Hopefully by tomorrow 🤞 it'll certainly look great on your shelf!

@@thewhomerchandise6336 Thanks 🙏 I tend not to display though as the sunlight is damaging so it’ll probably remain somewhere in storage.

@@BEB1996 luckily they do come in a fitted postage box so you could use that for extra protection.

@@thewhomerchandise6336 Shall Do. Your a very helpful man. 😉

@@BEB1996 I try to help people where possible 🙂

Why is he supposed to answer your question? What makes you think he knows? Lmao

@@chancetheboy8487 got mine now

Same im happy with the WAR GAMES set personally its a bit expensive for what your paying for im happy with what I got don't take things for granted

It's a fair opinion and is quite steep for a few. When it comes to these kind of items it's the only way CO can get there money back and a profit. These sets can easily be made cheaper but it's off how much stock is made. Only 4000 sets were made and can only make there investment back from that alone. They could do more but demand just isn't there to mass produce figures like they use to between 2005-2010. The only way this kind of set would made just a little bit cheaper would be to make 12,000-15,000 but also to rely on them selling quickly and not taking floor space and to not sit with them for a few year's. As we've seen with the wave of 13th doctor era figures made for the general market, a lot are still sitting around or a reduced on places like amazon as demand just isn't there, unfortunately the only way these types of set's can made cheaper is to get the same hype as the 2005-2010 era or to produce a lot more and Hope they can sell them off at a good steady rate. Sadly at the moment they can only small numbers well to get the cost back. Though agree should have had a console room diorama inside, wouldn't cost anything for that.

@@m.sharif_3d merchandise companies do well when the show does well, when shows take a down turn then so do sales, unfortunately it's happened to doctor who whatever you think of the new era, its just not as popular as use to be, especially the new era hence as you said, there's a lot of shelf warmers of the new era sets especially because a lot of the new audience isn't that kind of fan that collect figures, also why a lot of the friends and foe of the 13th doctor set are on sale for £3 now at B&M. I also agree about the diorama, shouldn't be too difficult to make a diorama, or even as an insert somewhere else in the box.

Should be getting some new Doctor Who stuff in B&M from next month.

@@thewhomerchandise6336 got mine now very fast

@@markstevenson621 Awesome, glad it arrived

@@thewhomerchandise6336 more tardis s