Converting a standard Dalek into the Rusty Dalek

Bengrim09

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I’m attempting to convert a standard 5.5” NSD gold Dalek into the Rusty Dalek as seen with the twelfth Dr
Story starts …. I will keep it brief….
My nephew is a Dalek nut
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He probably has all but one on display (Rusty )
I made him one that wasn’t available ( the tall black and white one ) you can see in the last pic

Rusty ( for those who don’t know )
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So here goes
I stated with a standard 5.5” gold Dalek
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I designed and resin printed some accessories
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I then started work cutting and weather damaging the Dalek
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I also made some rings for around certain skirt domes
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You can see the silver rings hanging off the original
I have also found some thin electric wire that will do the job
I now need to design and print the head gear that holds all the wires to the top

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I will have a go at air brushing some fresh weather / battle damage later
That’s all for now thanks for looking
 

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Some very heavy weathering before I rub it all back
Then add some fresh brass, bronze and old gold
Also Cut back the wires, going to melt them a little later
Going to cut the eye front next
 
Been busy designing the dome pieces and printed them on the resin printer
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A little clean up with a file and a light coat of primer
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A splash of paint later
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So so tiny
Then glued them to the dome
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Now to battle with the wires
On the screen Rusty is tethered with 5 black chunky cables that the thinner blue wires go into

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I had an old usb cable I cut down and removed the inner wires

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The blue wires now fit into the end



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Now the metal ends are made from some old steel rivets, I cut the flanged end off with a dremel and pushed the wires in

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I saved some very thin copper wire for tethering some of the skirt dome rings that look like they’ve come loose, I also used some in the eye stalk to look like the eye is damaged

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More tomorrow
Thanks for looking
 
Gave the dome rings a little rub down to get rid of the elephants foot from the resin printer and gave them a light blast of primer
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Then a couple of light coats of alclad ll chrome
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Stuck the rings on added some wires, a touch of weathering and a flash of satin lacquer to help protect the paint, it will dull up a little
Can’t be bothered with any more work on this as I’ve other projects on the go and this was meant to be a quickie
Thanks for looking
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