Custom Doctor Who Dalek Action Figures
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Craig's Special Weapons Dalek John's Dalek Creatures
Custom Classic Daleks Thanks Hoosier Whovian
Custom Daleks Thanks Nathan
Custom Daleks in Dalek City Thanks Ethan
Custom made Destroyed Dalek. My five year old son is a huge Doctor Who fan (like me really) but he is very heavy handed and the figures get broken all the time. I therefore decided to create a destroyed Dalek from one of his rejects. This was achieved with the use of a candle. Thanks Philip (Do not try this at home!)
The silver and black "70s/80s" style Dalek is a repainted Danbury Mint "World of Doctor Who" pewter model, the green Dalek with the oversized eye is a repainted and modified Bronze 2005 Dalek from Character Options, it's a customised Dalek sentinel. The rest are just standard figures I added in the photo to show scale etc.. Thanks Nathan
This is a custom built new series Dalek Emperor from the season one episode Parting of the Ways. The head and the dalek orbs are taken from a 12" Dalek Sec. Dalek Mutant is taken from a CO Mutant Reveal Dalek. The three panels (some people refer to them as legs) are scratch built from fibreglass. The base ironically is a trimmed down fullsize fibreglass dalek head.
I decided to have a go at building the Emperor as it was unlikely to be considered as a release due to its size and lack of playability. I'm a big fan of the 5" figures and the Emperor that I built compliments the range. Thanks Mark
Custom Sec Emperor Dalek figure made from Dalek Sec, Dalek with Mutant Reveal, paint and superglue Thanks Mr Saxon
Me and my dad made this Dalek Emperor using the head of the Bubble Bath Dalek, a plastic bin and two Dalek Emperor guards Thanks Jack & Dad
The Black Dalek with the different weapon was a forced mod. My 4 year old son loves to play with my Doctor Who figures, he loves to recreate the finale battle between Cybermen and Daleks from seaon/series 3. He was playing a bit hard one day and lost the gun arm, so I cut the end off one of my Transformers weapons and it fits perfectly Thanks Jamie & Son
A custom made Dalek Sec with Mutant Reveal; a variation on Series 1 Dalek with Mutant Reveal by Hoosier Whovian Thanks Karl
Custom made 'Imperial Dalek' - Dalek Sec repainted in Classic Series Imperial livery Thanks 13th Doctor
Custom made 'Dalek Captain' Thanks Charlie
Custom painted RC Daleks from Dalek Battle Pack Thanks Wesley
Here's my Stunt Dalek. One day it fell down the stairs and it's eye came off. My dad tried to glue it back on but the plastic didn't agree with the glue.
Thanks Peter
My Dalek Ship
Thanks Henry
Assault Dalek Mutant Reveal
Thanks Dex
Supreme Dalek (circa 1980's), Royal Guard Dalek & Dalek Sec Mutant Reveal Thanks Callum
Imperial Dalek from Parting of the Ways & Supreme DalekThanks Kieran
Damaged Dalek Thanks Jack
Dalek Supreme from the Peter Davison story Resurrection of the Daleks in 1984. The figure took me one day to complete. The dalek was unscrewed and I painted the parts seperately so I only knew if my work payed off when I assembled it. On the skirt, I painted the hemispheres first so it's easier for me to paint the rest of the skirt. I painted the slats black and painted the mesh white by dry-brushing. I had also super-glued the eye on the metal pivot so it won't fall out when posing (it's also good for stop-motions). Thanks Hancockshire
I Used A Paint Called Mithril Silver For The Main Part Of It And Scab Red For The Orbs, Gun, Sucker And Eye Stalk. Thanks Matty
Destroyed Dalek Thanks Sam
Custom Classic Series Playset. The inspiration for these playsets was a cross between the classic Dalek six parter The Chase (1965), especially for the ramp, and the comic strips of the Daleks from the 60’s. They are made from chipboard, plywood, pine and whatever I have to hand in my workshop. The walls were designed in Photoshop using 3D games backgrounds. I also used my printer and laminator as well as double-sided carpet tape and lino
Thanks Phil
Invasion & Movie Daleks Thanks James
Dalek 'Soupers' Thanks Trevor
Special Weapons Dalek Thanks Harold Saxon
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