Dr Who - DARDIS - Dalek Time Machine

The first Dalek time machine was believed by the Time Lords to have been specifically developed to neutralise the threat posed by the Doctor, and that it used stolen Time Lord technology.  Powered by Taranium, the time machine was roughly comparable in abilities to a Time Lord TARDIS, being dimensionally transcendent, and was created for the express purpose of chasing the First Doctor through time and space. After the Daleks piloting it were destroyed battling Mechanoids on Mechanus, the machine was used by the Doctor's companions Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright to return home. At first the Doctor refused, insisting it was too dangerous but he changed his mind. The Doctor instructed the pair to set the ship for self-destruction after it had transported them to London on 26 June 1965. The loss of the first time machine was a severely crippled Dalek research into time travel,  with all the Daleks’ taranium supply having been consumed in the failed pursuit.

This 3D design fits with any futuristic, post-apocalyptic, cyberpunk or dystopian wargaming tabletop setting.

213mm x  213mm x  163mm  @ 1/12 Studio Scale
128mm x  128mm x  98mm  @ 1/21 Scale
51mm x  51mm x  39mm  @ 28mm Scale

This STL file set is printable on FDM 3D printers such as the Creality Ender 3. Print the model with a 0.4mm nozzle at 0.2mm layer height for best results. 

Supports are not required for this 3D model.

We have a handy scale calculator for resizing 3D printing STL files over at scale-converters.

These 3D models are designed for 28mm tabletop gaming and take an approximate scale of 1/50.

Judge Dredd, Necromunda, Fallout Wasteland warfare, Warmachine/Hordes, Warsurge, Infinity, Konflikt ‘47, Kill Team, stargrave, WH40k and Star Wars Legion. It also adds flavour to RPG’s such as SLA Industries and Paranoia!

Fivecore, Marvel crisis protocol, Spectre, Black ops, Clash on the fringe, No end in sight, Battle Space, Modern ops, Dogs of War, Conflict 2000, Charlie Company,  and MERCS

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