More on 1960's Daleks Toys

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the first Dalek Toy ever produced in 1964 by the Louis Marx company.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the second issue of the Marx Dalek in 1965. Notice it has a new eyeball, gun and sucker arm and Nice new box art....

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the ultra rare Marx 6 inch "Friction Drive" Dalek. It also has my favourite Box Art.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here are the Marx 4 inch "Friction Drive" Daleks. The Silver version is the rarer of the two.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here are the Marx 1 inch Dalek Rolykins, the Red version is harder to find complete.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the rare Marx Dalek "Construction Kit". Marx was cashing in on this product as it was just a cast off the 6 inch battery operated and Friction Drive versions.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the very rare Marx Dalek Shooting Game. When they do show up the gun is always missing, this one is ex-shop stock.

[MetalRobotHead]

Incredible collection of Daleks, thank you for sharing. 

[Mr.Zerox]

Thank you MetalRobotHead, I am pleased that you like them.

 

Here is the "Shooing Gallery" from the Marx Dalek Shooting Game...The target is the Dalek in the doorway to the spaceship.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is Bell Toys large "Dalek Cutta-Mastic" from 1965, a smaller version was also produced with different box art.  Again this example is ex-shop stock.

[Roboto]

Love this forum on the 1960s dalek what a great collection you have.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the 1965 Selcol Dalek "Nursery" Toy. One of the largest Dalek toys produced standing at 11 inches.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here is the Herts Plastic Moulders Daleks. Made from blown plastic they stand at 7 inches. There is an ultra rare Black version, but sadly I do not have one.

[Mr.Zerox]

Here are the rare Herts Plastic Moulders Mechanoids. Made from blown plastic they stand at 6 inches.

[Ranger]

An outstanding collection and such excellent examples!