The plans have now been split into three separate booklets. This booklet covers the Mk2 Daleks, as seen in 'The Dalek Invasion Of Earth'. For the update, computer generated models were created in order to test the new dimensions for visual accuracy and to ensure that components work together as expected. Virtual Daleks were posed at angles that matched those seen in original photographs. The models and photos were then compared and inconsistencies addressed. Checking the plans using these techniques has achieved a level of accuracy that was impossible only a few years ago.

This third booklet from the split covers the Mk3 Daleks. As with the Mk1 and Mk2 plans, the split helps to present the variations in a more detailed and logical manner. The style of the plans remains much the same as in the previous booklets, with Malcolm Lear's original drawing style being used as a starting point to give the new plans a familiar feel. However, the bulk of the dimensions have been reviewed and the illustrations re-drawn to reflect the changes. These are the most accurate Mk3 plans ever released. They represent years of research and hard work. 

This booklet includes plans for the Daleks from 1960s Dalek movies. For the first time ever, details of all aspects of these Daleks have been brought together in one place. Along with a detailed two page history by PDF member 'moviedalek', the booklet contains plans for both the fender base and the claw, along with extensive annotations. Use these plans to build a Dalek from either of the two Dalek movies, Doctor Who & the Daleks or Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. The bulk of the illustrations are shown in the colours of the 1st movie 'drone' Daleks, but this is purely cosmetic and the dimensions remain the same for all variants.

The updated version of the Dalek design which hit our screens in 2005. Also known as the 'New Series Dalek Plans', this booklet was developed after extensive research and access to original screen-used props by Project Dalek Forum members. Additional notes and comments have been included to help you along with your build. The plans also include dimensions for the 'cutting claw' attachment, as seen in 'The Parting Of The Ways'. In this latest revision, the gun and eyestalk layouts have been further expanded to include even more information. There is also much more detail on the plunger, which has been reworked, along with the eyeball.

Plans for the amazing red Dalek seen in the series finale of Season Four. Not only does this plans set cover the basic design, used on the standard new series Daleks but also includes detailed information on the various changes and augmentations which are unique to this design. The changes to the neck and light cages are comprehensively covered, as are the new 'neck clamps' which give this Dalek its distinctive look.

Plans for the converted movie Dalek prop which was borrowed by the BBC from Dalek creator Terry Nation and refurbished for the story 'Planet Of The Daleks'. While this Dalek is essentially a movie prop, there are some very specific alterations and subtle details which make these plans an essential read for anyone wishing to accurately reproduce this Dalek. The torch that was used for the eye is now almost impossible to find, so dimensions are given here for those who want to scratch build it.

Finally out of beta and honed for accuracy, this booklet contains the plans for the Imperial Daleks featured in the 1988 story Remembrance Of The Daleks. The introduction and footnotes provide additional information on the construction methods employed on the original props. Essential reading for all Imperial Dalek builders and enthusiasts.

Plans for the Imperial Emperor Dalek, as seen in the 1988 story 'Remembrance Of The Daleks'. This booklet also contains an overview of how the original prop was constructed. This gives a valuable insight into the logistics of creating such a large and unusual Dalek prop.

This set of plans for the Renegade Dalek design were developed by PDF member RedGeneral with help from Aaron J. Climas and the guys at www.dalek6388.co.uk. They cover multiple variations of the Renegade Dalek design. The plans have been revised and updated to hone the accuracy of the skirt section and various other components.

Plans for the Necros Daleks as featured in the 1984 story, 'Revelation Of The Daleks'. The booklet now runs to 20 pages with an introduction containing a potted history of the Necros props. These plans have recently been revised and updated to hone their accuracy. The plans are also now presented in millimetres.

Not quite a Dalek, but definitely inspired by the Dalek's design, and a variation on the Dalek skirt. These plans give you all the information you need to create a life-size replica of the New Series Davros chair, as first seen on 2008 and also featured in 2015. The newly updated plans now include a revised introduction. This edition of the plans as been split from the Classic Davros Chair plans, making them easier to follow.

Now completely revised with new, more accurate dimensions supplied by Aaron J. Climas, following his extensive research. These plans give you all the information you need to create a life-size replica of the Classic 1970s/1980s Davros Chair. This edition of the plans as been split from the New Series Davros Chair plans, making them easier to follow. Also included are the basic console layouts for the chair variations.

This is for all those who remain unhappy with the New Dalek Paradigm. Project Dalek has produced an exclusive, alternative version. These plans were produced using Peter Mckinstry's original concept artwork as reference, combined with our years of experience and understanding of original, accepted (and much loved) Dalek prop geometry. The result is something which follows Peter's concept closely but also manages to retain more of the key design cues and proportions which have made the Daleks so popular, over the last five decades. This is our take on what the New Dalek Paradigm could have been..

A beta release of plans for the 2010, New Dalek Paradigm (NDP) design. Although this Dalek variant is widely regarded as unpopular, these plans were a long awaited addition to the Project Dalek downloads library. Most of the dimensions are derived from a computer generated model, which has been through a very long period of development. The starting point was the hemisphere size, which was known for definite. The sizes for (just about) all of the other parts were derived using the hemisphere as a starting point.

This is the next phase of Dalek 'evolution' as realised through the imagination of Project Dalek member 'Mechmaster', (designer of the CGI STORM model). A unique Dalek design, these plans bring Mechmaster's 'Mk6 Dalek' within the reach of all 'real world' Dalek builders.