Steampunk Dalek - Colour Render
Uploaded by: EliteRanger
Video Description:
A short CG animation project a friend of mine (http://www.mechmaster.co.uk/ ) worked on, based on a design I created a few years back (http://promus-kaa.deviantart.com ) and directed by myself.
But that's just the OFFICIAL story. In "reality," this footage was recently uncovered near a destroyed factory complex, and was originally filmed in 1882. Digitally-remastered and colourised, this shocking silent footage of what looks to be some kind of steam-powered killing machine may be too int
ense for some audiences. Let us hope that no one else suffered the same fate as the poor individual who ventured into that supposedly-abandoned industrial complex to shoot this footage. The original Victorian-ised "black and white" footage can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8dHsXmNI
y4 Desktop Backgrounds: Full-Screen: http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y38/Deloravius/Doctor%20Who/20071021a.jpg Wide-Screen: http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y38/Deloravius/Doctor%20Who/20071021a_1440.jpg
Tags for this video: bbc dalek daleks doctor dr dr. steampunk who
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although.....
if you took out one of the tracks the dalek would be screwedXD
but nevertheless very interesting design
but have you tried getting in touch with bbc and trying to pitch your idea
heck if they took it you could be one step richer i guesss
I actually haven't thought about doing it...it just hadn't occured to me!! It's not such a bad idea, I just have to figure out how to go about doing it!! XD
Nice work, great design.
n nice use of the stargate music
When a steam locomotive begins a new stage of "firing," or burning more coal to produce more energy, the smoke coming out of the engine's stack is black/dark grey as a result.