24Studio Dr Who Tardis & Figures/Screwdriver & Laser/Daleks

[jorjlim]

This guy knows nothing of Doctor Who!

[AlistairAI]

@jorjlim what do you mean?

[jorjlim]

@AlistairAI The "target" is a toclafane (could have mentioned it at least once).

The Master isn't the main baddy.

He didn't know which screwdriver was which, "which I do believe.....is that one" (listen carefully at 4:10)

I should have said he knows nothing of "new who"

[Theforcelightning]

They can compleatly fly

[michel0003]

HES WRONG, daleks can fly

[makroskizhar]

During the time period that these particular Dalek toys are modelled from, they could not fly / levitate.

The first instance of a Dalek being able to levitate itself was during an episode from the Sylvester McCoy era, when he had Ace as a companion. So technically you are both right ;P

[wellies70]

@makroskizhar ...actually it was in one of the first black and white ones

[makroskizhar]

@wellies70 Not at all. And I quote "For many years Daleks were depicted as being unable to climb stairs, having to rely upon smooth ground on which to travel. This was rectified in Revelation of the Daleks in which a hovering Dalek was seen briefly, and then in Remembrance of the Daleks which featured a Dalek levitating up a staircase. From 2005 onward various Doctor Who episodes have shown Daleks hovering and flying with ease, locomotion being imparted by anti-gravity generators."

[makroskizhar]

Prior to this, they had flying discs, known as Transolar Discs, that they positioned them selves in the middle of that would allow them to fly around, but they didn't have the power to do so under their own abilities.

[Arrunthegreat2009]

i think he is good too. :)

[EternalTMVids]

i want one!

[iceburg008]

awesome

[wackydrwhofan]

i like the guy qnd ive got the laser tag game