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Dalek Storm is a full size hand built Dalek built by me in 2008,
He is made from wood and plastic parts and is fully motorised with 24 volt mobility wheelchair, He is based on a sketch by the BBC artist, Alan (Rocky) Marshall, And was to be featured in the 1993 Dark Dimension Episode of Dr Who, The Dalek and the episode were never made, But i had seen Marshall's sketch and thought i would have a go at making it, I named him STORM, Which stands for Special, Tactical, Operations, Radioactive, Mutant, Storm can travel at around 8 mph and has 2 water cannons that can deliver up to 4.5 gallons per minute to unsuspecting enemys, He has plasma dome lights which spark and crackle,The eye has over 1000 patterns that continually change,The neon illumination around the base and on the front can be changed to either Green/Blue or red or a combination of all 3 colors, He also has a built in voice modulator so that he can speak real Dalek, Storm took around 8 months to build and as there are no plans available all of the work was done by eye..Thank you for taking the time to look at Dalek Storm... There is also a web site dalekstorm.com on there you will find videos and how i built it, and there is a facebook group dalek storm where you can find out about places to see dalek storm.... Daily DeviationGiven 2009-06-25EX-TER-MIN-ATE! -- that familiar harsh aggressiveness comes from a voice modulator included in this hand-built dalek storm 9 by Doctor Who fan ~Dalekstorm (Alan Clarke). He spent 5 hours a day for 8 months building this 6-foot tall driveable Dalek out of wood, fitted it with two high-powered water cannon, and it is fully illuminated with red, green, and blue neon tubes. He based it on a sketch by Rocky Marshall for the 1993 "Dark Dimension" special that was never made. Let's hope that the BBC will notice it and consider using it in the Dr. Who series. (Suggested by `Iscariot-Priest and Featured by `Kitten-of-Woe) |
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i would've used paintball guns instead of water cannons, though. more fun.
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