3d printed dalek

8-12-2017: I've just finished building and printing a 381 mm Lazy Suzy ring for the Dalek Head. This allows you to mount and spin the head with a 3/4 inch 3 inch long threaded rod. You'll need 113 bearings, depending on your 3D printer settings. You...

Latest version of my Dalek model scaled and positioned to fit on a Z18. Prints with no supports. Weapons snap in. ...Estimated print time at standard res is 98 hours!

Custom Engraved Dalek Ring Waiting to be Printed, Printer Not Yet Acquired Due to Financial Constraints. Settings for Printing Customized Ring Remain Unchanged Until Further Notice. ...Notes Section Remains Blank at This Time.

Christmas Cheer in Cyber Space A shiny, silver Dalek is your reward for printing this 3D design. To bring festive fun to your friends and family, follow these steps: Assemble your 3D printer with care. Melt and layer filament carefully, creating a...

Attending the Dr Who Festival in Sydney this weekend - no chance to squander a substantial amount of time creating this Dalek Egg Cup instead :-)\nI tried printing the top/circle part, but it didn't work well, so I simply glued the circle onto the...

... effect, adding realism to your costume. For optimal comfort and secure fit, print the eyepiece within the 42-50mm size range. The shorter version is designed specifically for use with latex, replicating the Dalek puppets' blended mode appearance.

I'm thrilled that RevK's largest Dalek didn't fit on my 3D printer in its entirety, so I had to scale it down by 15% to 85%. That's when the genius idea struck me - I'd split the model into three separate files! This way, I can print it out full-size...

This is the Mark 1 version of the TV Dalek seen throughout the 60's To avoid repetition, I've only uploaded the body. The head and limbs from my Mk3 Dalek can be used with the Mk1. It's modelled in 38mm (1:48) scale compatible with Warlord's Doctor...

Heading out to the Dr Who Festival in Sydney this weekend - so I won't be able to waste an excessive amount of time making this Dalek Egg Cup :-)\nAs printing the top/circle part didn't work well, I just glued the circle to the top with...

This is the Mark 1 version of the TV Dalek seen throughout the 60's To avoid repetition, I've only uploaded the body. The head and limbs from my Mk3 Dalek can be used with the Mk1. It's modelled in 38mm (1:48) scale compatible with Warlord's Doctor...

This little Dalek is a scaled-down version of the iconic Doctor Who robot, carefully crafted to withstand the rigors of a three-year-old's energetic playtime. I aimed to create a design that could be printed quickly, using PLA material, without...

28mm scale miniature of a human dalek mutant.

28mm scale miniature of a Time War Era Dalek.

A basic printable model of a Dalek from Doctor Who

Dalek Logo insert for : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4589744

38mm scale miniature of a dalek aquasub disc. ...This transport platform is used for daleks on deep-sea operations.

Dalek printed at 150 percent to accommodate placing of stepper motors (byj, 2x for movement, 1 for the dome), RGB leds, blue led, ultrasonic sensor, dfplayer module, easy driver stepper drivers, arduino uno with integrated sensor shield. Programneck=...

I took matters into my own hands since the Internet wasn't asking for this, but I'm answering anyway.\r\nA print-in-place beer stein shaped like a Dalek was exactly what I needed to do after printing my girlfriend a weeping angel - she's a huge...

The Daleks colonised the seemingly vacant planet of Megana-Eros, where the Daleks had built a breeding city for a population of ten billion Dalek embryos. However, these Dalek embryos were "impure" as they were created by mutating the unguarded eggs...

I stumbled upon my vintage drawing of a Dalek, which I originally crafted back in the 90's when 80mm fans were all the rage. Using SVG files, I breathed life into it by transforming it into a 3D printable model. ...After giving it a modern makeover, I...

My finished version lights up like my full-size model and says "EXTERMINATE." I'll post pictures once it's assembled, but feel free to start printing your own Motorized Dalek now. On 9/16/2017, I added a new head design that fits around the updated...

This is a crude attempt to replicate the Dalek's Trays seen in the first Cushing movie. The tray is attached to the claw. Perfect for feeding prisoners or for a lovely meal to admire lava lamps. ... NOTE I have not tested this personally however it...

... and ears and the claw hand instead of the plunger. It's modelled in 38mm (1:48) scale compatible with Warlord's Doctor Who range or Star Wars Legion. To make it a more common 28-32mm scale print it at about 80-85% Modelled entirely in Blender3D

... and ears and the claw hand instead of the plunger. It's modelled in 38mm (1:48) scale compatible with Warlord's Doctor Who range or Star Wars Legion. To make it a more common 28-32mm scale print it at about 80-85% Modelled entirely in Blender3D

I experimented with my revised chibi Dalek design, aiming for a more elongated build. Ditching the ring-based support system, I opted to integrate thin layers as structural reinforcement instead. The result: flawless prints sans supports. My latest...

38mm scale miniature of a marine dalek. ...This dalek drone variant is sent underwater during invasions to engage with underwater targets.

A sophisticated Dalek prototype was designed by a skilled enthusiast utilizing the advanced Shawcraft MK3 blueprints posted on the secretive Project Dalek online forums.

Here’s my Dalek soda caddy design to hold your can of Coke, Pepsi etc

28mm scale miniature of a Zerugian (Prose: Martha in the Mirror) Dalek Mutant.

Daleks escalate their menace as razor-sharp quills sprout from their metal bodies.