7TV - The Cast (pt.4)

Another selection from the casting couch!

The Scientists Convention...

The Mad Scientists Convention...

The Holy Heroes...

The Arch-Enemy...

Archer and Lana...

The Russian and the American...

Die Hard Goons...

Lady Agents...

He is yet to have his dinner...

Hugo von der Drache and Hapless Minion...

U.N.I.T.s finest...

Department X...

Figures from Crooked Dice, Black Tree, Black Cat Bases, Pulp Figures, Warlord Games, Artizan, Hasslefree, Statuesque, Foundry, Copplestone and Mountain Miniatures.

A couple of these have already made an appearance elsewhere but have been called back for a second reading.

Painted by Matt Slade, Darren Jones and me.

Doctor Who - Unearthly Evil Allies.

More Doctor Who goodness!

The Ogrons

Ogrons are low-intelligence, ape-like hominids who live in scattered communities on an unnamed planet on the outer fringes of the Milky Way, far from the central spaceways. The dominant lifeform on their home planet is a giant slug-like lizard named the Eater, and the Ogrons both pray to and are preyed on by it.

Ogrons are hired mercenaries. Those who have employed their services include the Daleks and the Master when he was working for the Daleks. On some human planets, Ogrons are employed as police officers, usually led by a mentally augmented leader.

Davros


Davros was originally the head of the Kaled Scientific Elite, on the planet Skaro, but became better known as the creator of the Daleks. During the Imperial-Renegade Dalek Civil War, he served as Emperor of the Imperial Dalek faction and later of the Dalek race as a whole, but his relationship with his creations was always tense. He was frequently hunted, maligned or otherwise denigrated by some portion of the overall Dalek population.

Despite the fact that he was not the unquestioned ruler of the Daleks, he was one of the Doctor's greatest enemies, rivalling the Master in intellect and madness. Because of his creations, he was responsible for trillions of deaths and war across the universe.

The Daleks used suicide bombers to destroy a Movellan ship.

Robomen

Robomen were humans converted by the Daleks into wholly obedient slaves during 2025 and the 22nd century Dalek invasion of Earth. The Daleks captured prisoners and operated on their brain in a surgical procedure called the Transfer, fitting them with large, helmet-like headsets. The Daleks' mind control technique was unstable, and the Robomen would often go insane and commit suicide.

During the 22nd century Dalek invasion of Earth the Daleks used these surgically modified captives for patrols and overseeing other slaves. The robomen were needed because there were few Daleks on Earth.

A truly terrifying alliance!

Davros, The Master, Ogrons, Robomen and Daleks are all Black Tree apart from the Daleks at the back who are from Doctor Who Adventures.

Doctor Who - U.N.I.T. Heavy Weapons Section.

U.N.I.T. troops receive some much needed heavy weapon support...

The Brigadier, Benton and Yates direct fire.

UNIT heavy weapons teams.

Figures are Black Tree and painted for me by Robafett.

Doctor Who - Doctors & Companions.

Doctor Who & Companions...

A selection of Doctors and their companions over the years - filling a few gaps in the collection!

First up, the Doctor from First to most recent incarnation (not including the 'War Doctor').

The First Doctor with companions - Ian Chesterton, Barbara Wright, Steven Taylor, Sara Kingdom (back row), Susan Foreman, Vicki, Dodo Chaplet (front row).

Ian Chesterton

Barbara Wright.

Steven Taylor

Sara Kingdom.

Susan Foreman.

Vicki.

Dodo Chaplet

The Sixth Doctor with Melanie Bush and Peri Brown.

Mel Bush.

The Seventh Doctor with Mel Bush and Dorothy Gale McShane, better known by her nickname Ace.

Ace. 

The Eighth Doctor with Dr. Grace Holloway and Chang Lee (okay, not a companion but here he is the cheeky git).

Dr. Grace Holloway.

 The Ninth Doctor and Rose Tyler.

Rose Tyler.

And again with Rose and Jack Harkness.

Captain Jack Harkness.

Figures are by Black Tree and Crooked Dice.

Doctor Who - I, Robot.

Robot grow big...

A newly regenerated Doctor joins UNIT in an investigation into the theft of top secret plans and equipment from supposedly secure premises. Sarah discovers that the raids have been carried out by a robot invented by scientist Professor Kettlewell while he was working for Think Tank, a body involved in developing emerging technologies.

The robot, K1, has been reprogrammed on the orders of Miss Winters, the director of Think Tank, and used to obtain the means for constructing a disintegrator gun with which the Scientific Reform Society - of which she is a leading member - can steal the computer codes controlling the nuclear weapons of the world's leading powers. In this way, the SRS hopes to hold the world to ransom unless its demands for a purer way of life are met.

In the bunker, Winters has Kettlewell make the international computer linkups so they can use the destructor codes. Kettlewell still believes Winters is bluffing, but she disabuses him of the notion. If the world governments do not give in, she will fire the missiles. The countdown begins.

Kettlewell has a change of heart and tries to stop the countdown, but Jellicoe pulls a gun on him. Harry and Sarah have escaped their bonds and Harry knocks Jellicoe to the ground. Kettlewell holds the countdown while the other two open the doors. As they exit the bunker, K1 swings the disintegrator gun on them.

Sarah tries to convince K1 that Think Tank are evil. K1 struggles with the dilemma and fires the gun, disintegrating Kettlewell. With a wail, the robot cries out that it has killed its creator and collapses. With K1 apparently disabled, the Doctor and the UNIT troops make their way into the bunker. The robot then suffers an electronic mental breakdown and tries to activate the nuclear weapons.

As K1 exits the bunker, the Brigadier fires at it with the disintegrator gun. Instead of being destroyed, the robot grows to gigantic size. It picks up Sarah like a doll and heads towards the nearby village.

It places her on a rooftop as a pitched battle takes place between K1 and UNIT troops, while the Doctor races back with the virus. Driving by K1's feet in his roadster, Bessie, the Doctor throws the batch of virus at it. The virus instantly spreads over the robot, throwing its growth into reverse. It shrinks to doll size and then dissolves completely.

Figures by Black Tree, Tank by Corgi, K1 Robot by Character options.