At last I opened my second Yearbox, number 7. It contained two great sketches, one by Chris Henderson and the other by Nick Neocleus. (I'm sure it's a great likeness but I've never watched Dr. Who so I could use help identifying the Dr. Who character.)

According to Anthony Zuiker, I rock. However, I thought this Yearbox, number 97, did not.

The Who sketch is William Hartnell as The Doctor.

And just how Zuiker auto's do Strictly Ink have?

Mgeo if you are interested in trading the Dr Who sketch you got let me know.

Again, for Mgeo. What are your interests? May have something that you'd like in trade for the Who sketch. do let us know!

Likewise, I would be interested in trading for the Who sketch. I still have the Carolyn Edwards Steed sketch, for example.

Yearbox 260:

Got another one of these
In there I got the usual Stuff and some auto's that will probably go on to my trade page
Also got Two Casino chips 1 being Gil Grissom
Only one Sketch and it's a second CSI Sketch by that man Warren Martineck
Happy with the box

KADRAN00157

I also got another one of these and got the usual stuff keeping the auto's from this one

I also got the 25$ casino chip and another warren martineck sketch card of Jim Brass

i am happy with this box

millhouse

Does anyone know please of any Martineck Who sketches being pulled from the Year Box? There were quite a few listed on the promotional literature Barrie sent out at release, but I've not heard of anyone being lucky enough to pull one...

I only got 1 sketch in my Yearbox but it was a colour Martineck sketch of the Whomobile
I guess I'm one of the lucky ones......

Way to go Dr Jas

KADRAN00157

A bit late to this thread I think Anyway, I recently picked up Yearbox 131 and after breaking open the shrikwrap on the box and working through what appears to be the 'usual stuff' for this box the interesting items are shown below. As a Dr Who fan (in addition to my main interest in Ray Harryhausen's work as mentioned on another thread), I was a little disappointed as I only got 1 related autograph card. Ah well:



Quite a nice sketch of Purdey though