its a Dalek! :D also they're not robots--there are mutant things living inside of them :o

Alright! thanks for telling me this v w v again i dont know much of Dr.who

its a really good show , very British...if a bit corny and silly at times (but it was made in the 60's 70's and 80's).

ill probably give it a shot some day ^w^ thanks~

Lol, how funny. You don't watch Dr Who, but your know who the Daleks are. Goes to show just how much Dr Who has moved into the popular lexicon I suppose. In my generation, the Daleks were overturned garbage cans with wheels and electric lights that stage hands would shoot out with BB guns whenever Dr. Who would "short one out." They have evolved a bit since then.

Acting was actually pretty good in those early shows, especially for an ultra low budget show that ran on the local PBS stations, lol. Import from England, it looked more like a Saturday project the bosses don't officially know about that a real show. Of course TV special effects were in their infancy... Caught it whenever I could. Still remember that generic PBS gentlemen saying, "Don't miss Dr Who, coming up at Nine."

The one thing that has always remained the same is the voice and I am so glad they kept it!

Lol, I learned to do that voice so well too, don't even need the electronics...

Anyway, thanks for the visual trip down memory lane! So good of you to post the picture friend.

Anthony Ficton, Director, Project Vexodus

and i thank you for your comment! really appriciate it ^w^

This one was moving time to time, but it's hard to move with a dense crowd by his own.

He was really plaing his role well, plus with the voice modulator you only hear the dalek voice.

He was a WOW in the convention.