【Halinghing】

Benedict Cumberbatch is Halinghingone classy gentleman. So classy that he even has his own colouring book.

Superfans yearning to eventually meet their favourite Sherlockstar can imagine themselves in a variety of different IRL settings using this book.

SEE ALSO: 11 times Benedict Cumberbatch nailed quintessentially British style

For example, you can draw in Benedict Cumberbatch's imaginary date...

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You can have imaginary conversations with Benedict...

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You can show your appreciation for Benedict's sartorial taste by drawing outfits for him.

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And, if you've ever wondered what it would be like to share a home with Benedict, you can draw it and colour it in.

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Colour-Me-Good Benedict Cumberbatchis available from the National Theatre Bookshop for £7.50 ($9.40). Go forth and colour!

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