BBC Worldwide signs license agreement of Doctor who with The Lego Group

Fans of Doctor who have received the great news that The Lego Group announced that this year it will start to produce a LEGO set of Doctor who.This new set is the result of a concept that was suggested on the website of LEGO Ideas, through which the audience can propose topics for new sets. The concept was proposed by Andrew Clark and received the 10 thousand necessary votes for The LEGO Group to consider producing it. An agreement between BBC Worldwide and The LEGO Group has made it possible for the new set to be available before the end of this year in key markets of the brand.”Both Doctor who and LEGO enjoy a particularly close relationship with their fans. We are looking forward to seeing what the set LEGO is going to produce will be like,” said Marcus Arthur, president of BBC Worldwide for the United Kingdom. “We are very pleased to announce that the Doctor who and WALL-E sets will be our next sets to be launched through LEGO Ideas. After receiving more than 10 thousand online votes and meeting rigorous tests, these incredible sets are in process to arrive at store shelves before the end of the year,” said Emma Owen, spokesperson for LEGO Ideas.