Image and CGI models by Robin and Pauline Day

THE DALEKS

Daleks - feared throughout the galaxy. A ruthless race of beings set on universal domination.

Some more of our 3d Daleks - based on the ones seen in the first Doctor Who Dalek story

	A Sevan's Dalek Contemplates Universal Conquest This is a 1/5 scale vac-formed model. We replaced the plastic gun rods with metal ones as suggested in the instruction sheet. Head, eye stalk, gun and arm are fully poseable. Vac-form plastic kits are rather tricky to assemble. The parts come as raised areas on plastic sheet. You have to cut the parts out with a sharp blade by scoring around the edges of each part. Additionally, because the plastic tends to be quite thin, many areas of the model require reinforcement. I must say though that this kit does build up into a very sturdy model.
	Marx Toys Dalek This is a Marx toy I bought in the 1970's. Click on the image to see a larger version. I painted the skirt hemispheres black as they were not originally coloured. This toy is battery powered and careers around bumping into things and changing course. Although it's not terribly accurate, it's quite a nice toy. See the link at the bottom of the page for the much more authentic looking toy Daleks you can buy these days.
A COMET MINIATURES DALEK A 1/8 scale injection molded plastic kit. This is one of the T.V. Daleks. As with the Sevan's model, this Dalek is fully poseable. The Comet Dalek is a heck of a lot easier to build and paint. As with the Sevan's model, we replaced the plastic gun parts with brass rod. This Dalek is from the early episodes, with no 'shoulder' plates. The plates are supplied for making the later versions. In fact, Comet provide quite a few parts for different Dalek types, including claw hands and different shaped 'ear' bulbs. Film versions of the Daleks are also available in the same scale. These have larger bases and bigger 'ears', otherwise they are more or less the same.
	Daleks Surround Tardis Daleks surround the Doctor Who Tardis on an alien world. Here we've rendered a black and white image using our 3d computer models. Many of the early Doctor Who episodes were filmed in monochrome.
The Emperor Dalek puts his troops in the picture. Daleks in the TV21 comic strips of the 1960's had an Emperor and they also had some rather nice flying saucers.
	Robin and Full Size Dalek Here's our latest Dalek model - a full sized Dalek Supreme. As you can see, this Dalek is a bit bigger than the Sevan's and Comet versions. It's going to take up a lot of shelf space!