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Dalek plan for world (record) domination

Sixty-seven people in home-made Dalek costumes converged last Sunday at The Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester, England. They were attempting to set a world record for the largest assembly of the extraterrestrial borg bad guys, featured in the beloved BBC TV series Dr. Who.

Dalek Invasion of Earth - Link
Day of the Daleks [Flickr photo set] - Link

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Posted by: projectdalek on November 1, 2007 at 6:43 PM

This was a great event. I've just been told by the organisers that Guinness have accepted the world record attempt as official and the record is set at 70 Daleks!

If you want to build one of your own, check out http://www.projectdalek.com/projectdalek
and join the forum to download the plans!

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