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The Doctor Who fans among you who fancy a bit of mass extermination and galactic domination are directed forthwith to Project Dalek - a rather splendid website offering everything you need to build your very own trundling pepper pot. A photo of Simon Morrell's Dalek And these "hardcore" Dalek builders don't muck about, either …

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  1. Arse Face

    manual

    Will it be a Haynes manual?

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  2. Chris Simmons
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    I, for one,

    ...welcome our new tech-geek-basement-dwelling-dalek-building-anti-human overlords.

    (I suppose they will be built in basements given the bloody things can now fly).

    Chris

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  3. Les Matthew

    'hardcore'

    for sure that is some serious geek/nerd pr0n. ;)

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  4. supermeerkat
    Alien

    Daleks have always been able to fly...

    ...it's just that they've chosen not to for rather a long time. They were first seen flying in "Rememberance of the the Daleks", a Sylvester McCoy story, and notably in all their appearances in the new series.

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  5. frank denton
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    yep, true hardcore

    I've just been reading the site. These people are very serious and it's a well constructed site with lots of well organised information.

    How about a 'Reg Challenge' for autonomous Daleks making their way around a shopping centre having to buy a list of items from the shops?

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  6. Francis Boyle

    You forgot

    When it comes to daleks it's never just a plan - it's always a masterplan.

    P.S. still waiting for a Tardis icon for anything who related - though I might just settle for a sonic screwdriver!

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  7. Anonymous Coward
    Alien

    Hardcore dalek photos?

    You mean as opposed to the softcore dalek photos that made Katy Manning notorious?

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  8. Neil Croft
    Alien

    No Dalek fiction?

    "we don't 'do' Dalek fiction"

    Erm, unless I've missed something major isn't everything to do with Daleks fictional?

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  9. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    @Hardcore dalek photos?

    Notorious? Nah -it made her ever more the delectable and eye-pleasing 70's treat; especially for the growing kid that I happened to be in the Troughton/Pertwee (pun maybe intended there) era.

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  10. Anonymous Coward
    Paris Hilton

    Will I be able to register one as a mini-cab and avoid the congestion charge?

    PH angle: trying saying "Paris Hilton" in a Dalek voice. :-)

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  11. Stuart Halliday
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    dalek photos

    Better not show the Dalek guys this photo of a Dalek made by a museum recently.

    http://picasaweb.google.com/stuarthalliday/DoctorWho/photo#5105889703246845346

    True Dalek builders have a code of honour only to make accurate looking Daleks.

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  12. Anonymous Coward
    Black Helicopters

    Curse of Gnome

    So, are we running a sweepstake on how long this survives until the BBC send in the lawyers?

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  13. Andy
    Coat

    Meanwhile on the planet Maskaro

    The Gay Daleks are planning gaylactic hardcore sadism & domination with their nine inch refractors.

    What? Right, yes, it's the one with the half empty bottle of cheap sherry in the outer pocket. Ta.

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  14. Anonymous Coward
    Joke

    Lady Daleks ??

    Would they screech "Ex-foliate!!" ??

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  15. fwibbler

    Actually...

    they were first known to fly in Revelation of the Daleks with Colin Baker

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  16. Alan Potter

    Title

    @Stuart Halliday - Thank you for your post - I grinned out loud...

    I remember the BBC selling a book about how to make your own Dalek - with all the diagrams - in about 1975. I even asked my woodwork teacher (yes, yes, this was long before it got its present poncy name of "Design/Technology")

    It would have been bloody expensive to make, even then!

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  17. Luther Blissett

    Daleks would shop

    for jelly babies. You would really see some mayhem then.

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  18. Anonymous Coward
    Alien

    Okay, quibbling time now

    Daleks were referred to as using anti-gravity units in the Tom Baker story Destiny of the Daleks.

    These were, admittedly, not built-in to their shells but the utility was there from early on. I think they were actually called anti-gravity discs.

    Not to mention that saying when the daleks started to fly implies linear time upon a time-travelling race.

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  19. BoldMan
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    Daleks

    The first published plans for a Dalek were in the 10th anniversary special issue of Radio Times in 1973, which contained an episode guide, Dalek story and interviews as well as aforementioned plans.

    Plus, the BBC don't own the rights to Daleks: Terry Nation their creator (or rather his estate now) owns the copyright on Daleks.

    Its a rather cool site :D

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  20. Anonymous Coward
    IT Angle

    @ANDY

    WE WILL CON-QUER THE U-NI-VERSE. AND THEN GO SHOP-PING! PA-RIS HIL-TON WILL SHOW US THE WAY!

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  21. Anonymous Coward
    Go

    Dalek Building Isn't new

    The original bunch of Dalek building Geeks have been going over 10 years and can be found here:

    www.dalekcity.co.uk

    Absolom Daak

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