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For a couple of days, I've been building myself a new space hulk using Guncrawl tiles and black foam board. Today, I took what I've made so far and gave it a quick test-drive. The Daleks have attacked, and a squad of the 109th Inquisitorial Regiment rush the General to the transporter to get him safely down to the planet below:



Full story on my blog: http://therenaissancetroll.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/get-to-transporter.html

Not scrictly 40k with daleks and starship troopers rules but that was a cool little report. Looked like fun!

Awesome! where did you get the Dalek models?

djn wrote:
Not scrictly 40k with daleks and starship troopers rules but that was a cool little report. Looked like fun!

It had Kasrkin models in it, therefore it counts

Give me a hug... this is the most awesome thing ever! Dr Who meets 40k!

 SoloFalcon1138 wrote:
Awesome! where did you get the Dalek models?

I'll jump on this question too. They are awesome, where did they come from? They're even the cool New Paradigm model as well. /drool

in case you didnt know GW did a plastic boxset of Daleks in the 80's

http://the-lost-and-the-damned.664610.n2.nabble.com/Dalek-Miniatures-td7468393.html

Excellent idea, good work!

(Although please lose the apostrophe )

Misplaced apostrophe has been exterminated!

Thanks guys, I know it's not strictly 40K, but I figured it's got enough elements. The Daleks are not the citadel ones (those are cool, but much to small to use in conjunction with 40K figs). These were actually plastic models that came attached to the cover of Doctor Who Adventures magazine, a weekly kids magazine in the UK. They seem to give away these plastic Daleks a couple of times a year. If anyone is interested, I can keep my eye out and snag some extras next time...

They've done some other figures, but most are terrible.

Thanks for the encouragement guys. Hopefully it'll help me keep going.