of the Second Doctor and a cyberman from The Moonbase. Though the company planned to continue this range with the First Doctor and a Yeti the BBC opted not to renew Dapol's licence. The company also hosted the Doctor Who Experience exhibition, which showed props and costumes from the original series and ran until 2003. Dapol also produced gift sets containing common figures, typically with one rarity included, and dozens of special edition Daleks, usually to coincide with the latest theme at the exhibition. Corgi In 2003 die-cast model makers Corgi released a model Bessie with The Three Doctors DVD and in early 2004, still for the 40th anniversary, released a limited edition (5,000) TARDIS set featuring an Earthshock Cyberman, Davros, The Fourth Doctor in Bessie, K9 and a Light Gold Dalek. Essentially the same set was re-released months later in a commemorative film can, the differences the inclusion of a Fourth Doctor figure, a figure of the Fourth Doctor peering through the TARDIS and an early silver/blue Dalek. Corgi then released eight different types of Dalek and Davros in sets of three with runs of 7,000, and re-released every figure from the box sets in packs of two. Corgi's final release was a limited edition (2,000) UNIT set featuring a jeep, helicopter and Supreme Dalek. Character Options Since 2005, Character Options (CO) has held the master toy license to produce merchandise primarily inspired by the revived series of Doctor Who. As well as action figures and play sets, the company has produced electronic variations of the Doctor's sonic screwdriver accessory, an electronic TARDIS money box, 12-inch and 18-inch radio-controlled Dalek models and electronic masks depicting monsters from the series, as well as other toys and accessories. Action figures CO's first Doctor Who success were their Dalek Battle Packs released in 2005 – two 5-inch radio-controlled model Daleks that include either a Ninth Doctor or Rose Tyler action figure. This led to the production of further action figures depicting characters and monsters from the programme, with three waves of posable 5-inch scale figures and RC Dalek and K9 models being released in 2006. The figures received high praise and won Character the 2006 Toy Retailers Association's Boys Toy of the Year Award. New figures were released regularly alongside broadcast of the series, along with larger 'deluxe' and 'Collect & Build' figures, an electronic TARDIS control room play set and other