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While attending a local building event in Yorba Linda California, a friend of mind (Max Cervantes) brought by a selection of switches that look like they may have been of the type used in the original robot in the series of Lost in Space in the 60’s. Of the 2 sets presented the larger of the 2 sets seems to fit the bill. Brian Nix...
Read MorePit Droid #3 is currently underway/under construction. This will be my final Pit Droid I will have in my army of Pit Droids. I will make these guys like the 3 stooges of the Star Wars universe. It should be pretty cute! This one kind of looks like it is fashioned for Christmas but once I weather this one it will look very different. This...
Read MoreThe CAD drawings that so many of you have asked me about are rolling in now. This should allow you to have them made at your local machine shop or allow you to make them yourself. There are over 100 drawings and at $25.00 a page you can figure out how much it costs me to have them drawn up. As soon as I have all...
Read MoreCurrently gathering data/plans, etc and deciding on what material I want to build NOMAD . The RPF has some who have made him out of Resin, wood and Styrene. I like Aluminum but perhaps I will use a combination of materials. ...
Read MoreI was lucky enough to get 2 aluminum kits from the RPF of the PPG handgun from the SciFi series Babylon 5. These were awesome kits. Dead on accurate externally. I had to make a few modifications to get what I wanted to do but these are just awesome in everyway. [gallery size="full" link="none" columns="4" ids="6630,6631,6632,6633,6634,6635,6636,6637,6638,6639,6640,6641"]...
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Read MoreI worked on this resin kit for a while. I got it from eBay. It was a poor quality kit that required a lot of work along with a lot of Evercoat (body filler) but the final results were pretty good considering what I had to start with. Eventhough it is a static prop it does look good! [gallery size="full" link="none" ids="6668,6669,6670"]...
Read MoreThe Storm Dalek uses the same base and skirt footprint as a NSD Dalek. If you don’t already have the Dalek Builders Workshop manual (http://www.projectdalek.co.uk/) , I would strongly recommend you become a member, pay for the manual and get the free additional manuals for the 2005 Dalek and the MK6 manual. As for the base I recommend 3/4″ grade 1 or 2 plywood. At this phase I...
Read MoreWell, here we go. I haven’t finished updating the NSD Dalek blog even though it is finished and running about exterminating annoying little destructo-bots (kids) and other humanoid life forms… lol. With no plans and no scale other than my big , eh, ruler(yeah….that’s it) and TV screen, my other NSD Dalek for scale reference ; along with help from Dave Duca and some pictures...
Read MoreI couldn’t get the original Dalek colors from England because they were not water soluble paints. Since I made the NSD dalek in California, no painter would paint it it because of their regulations. So I got what I could get (automotive paint) which- believe it or not) was Blaze Orange with a metallic pearl. It looks like copper when in the sun. Depending on...
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