As an American, I must say I'm very envious that you're able to find so much of your audio collection in charity shops. I really like getting to see everything you've accumulated!
As I’m sure I mentioned in the video, I feel a big finish collection says a lot more about a Doctor who fan more than most other aspects as a collector, as it’s often a pick and chose, finding as many as I did in a charity shop was great, mainly because of how ideal it was for me and them, they sold them at a decent price and I bought them for such. The only thing I find any issue with if a small one is it’s more the newer stuff that has come in, especially as someone who focuses on the older big finish stuff first, as the value of those does steadily increase, I think the oldest thing I’ve found was Companion Chronicles 2.2 Helicon Prime, and that was a 2006 release I believe
Sweet collection! Some very great gems in there for sure. Have you heard any spin off audios not from BBC or Big Finish? There are several companies out there that have released licensed spin offs for quite some time, even before Big Finish.
I’m aware of them but nothing that I’m too knowledgeable about outside of the now defunct Audiovisuals, which I would like to get my hands on at some point. In fact “Minuet in hell” is actually a massive in joke about Audiovisuals, as one of the plot points surrounding Nick Briggs character of Gideon Crane involves him thinking he’s the Doctor a very heavy nod to his time with Audiovisuals when he played the role, ironically that story having been adapted from an Audiovisuals audio.
@@that-british-whovian if you're interested in AudioVisuals, than I have to recommend BBV, granted I'm bias about that, but genuinely BBV grew from AV prior to Big Finish, and features many ppl who went onto Big Finish and the tv show... Many still pop back from time to time as well.
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As an American, I must say I'm very envious that you're able to find so much of your audio collection in charity shops. I really like getting to see everything you've accumulated!
As I’m sure I mentioned in the video, I feel a big finish collection says a lot more about a Doctor who fan more than most other aspects as a collector, as it’s often a pick and chose, finding as many as I did in a charity shop was great, mainly because of how ideal it was for me and them, they sold them at a decent price and I bought them for such.
The only thing I find any issue with if a small one is it’s more the newer stuff that has come in, especially as someone who focuses on the older big finish stuff first, as the value of those does steadily increase, I think the oldest thing I’ve found was Companion Chronicles 2.2 Helicon Prime, and that was a 2006 release I believe
Good Luck for your channel !
-A Hungarian Whovian.
Sweet collection! Some very great gems in there for sure.
Have you heard any spin off audios not from BBC or Big Finish? There are several companies out there that have released licensed spin offs for quite some time, even before Big Finish.
I’m aware of them but nothing that I’m too knowledgeable about outside of the now defunct Audiovisuals, which I would like to get my hands on at some point.
In fact “Minuet in hell” is actually a massive in joke about Audiovisuals, as one of the plot points surrounding Nick Briggs character of Gideon Crane involves him thinking he’s the Doctor a very heavy nod to his time with Audiovisuals when he played the role, ironically that story having been adapted from an Audiovisuals audio.
@@that-british-whovian if you're interested in AudioVisuals, than I have to recommend BBV, granted I'm bias about that, but genuinely BBV grew from AV prior to Big Finish, and features many ppl who went onto Big Finish and the tv show... Many still pop back from time to time as well.
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