
They are something I have always associated with the coat, but now I look back over photographs and episodes they only appeared in one adventure, The Power Of Kroll.
I’ve been looking around for a decent set, and along the way have picked up some suitable candidates.
Here’s what I found.
This was the first set I found, and I’ve seen several sets of these on eBay.
Cast in resin, the colouring is very stark and cartoon-like. I can’t help thinking of Daffy Duck when I see them.
As a quick place-holder set they fitted the bill very well, but I was always going to be on the look out for a better design.
A set identical to these are on the coat on display at the Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff.
This set are quite a bit smaller my the first set I bought, but are just as effective.
They are more like the ceramic versions original seen in the 1970s.
I like them, but am not too keen in the blue colouring.
This is actually the latest set I have bought and are a more stylised design.
I think they are actual ceramic, so I’m pretty sure they date from the 1970s or 1980s.
The colouring is much nicer, in oatmeal and brown with a touch of green.
They are wonderfully kitsch!
This final set are the same moulding as the blue ducks above, but are painted in a more subtle colour scheme, akin to the brown tones of the period set I recent purchased.
The way they have been painted and partly rubbed off, gives them a nice aged appearance.
These are my personal favourite and are the ducks I currently have on my coat.
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