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| image = The Dark Dimension-Cyberman Redesign.jpg | | image = The Dark Dimension-Cyberman Redesign.jpg | ||
| series = Unproduced Doctor Who TV stories | | series = Unproduced Doctor Who TV stories | ||
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:"'The Cybermen were not like any we've ever seen before,' says Rigelsford. 'There was a specific Cyberman who was being made by the people at Henson's Creature Workshop. The guy who designed it was Chris Fitzgerald . It had holes in its knuckles and there was a point where it held up its hand, made a fist, and six-inch blades shot out of its knuckles! It was like Wolverine out of the X-Men comics; Cyberrine!'"<ref name="TSV" /> | :"'The Cybermen were not like any we've ever seen before,' says Rigelsford. 'There was a specific Cyberman who was being made by the people at Henson's Creature Workshop. The guy who designed it was Chris Fitzgerald . It had holes in its knuckles and there was a point where it held up its hand, made a fist, and six-inch blades shot out of its knuckles! It was like Wolverine out of the X-Men comics; Cyberrine!'"<ref name="TSV" /> | ||
The Daleks also were to have featured a redesign featuring a one-off new special weapons Dalek by BBC Workshop under Tony Harding | The Daleks also were to have featured a redesign featuring a one-off new special weapons Dalek by BBC Workshop under Tony Harding supervision.<ref name=":0" /> A design of this "Special Weapons Dalek" was passed by BBC visual FX assistant [[Alan Marshall]].<ref name=":1">Scifinow #37 (March 2010)</ref> | ||
:"'The Daleks were going to have laser-guns that were going to be done with computer animation so the laser bolts would be in 3-D rather than just going 'Zap!' with a blue line. The bolts were going to be like spears coming out in 3-D.'" - BBC Visual effects assistant Mike Tucker<ref name="TSV" /> | :"'The Daleks were going to have laser-guns that were going to be done with computer animation so the laser bolts would be in 3-D rather than just going 'Zap!' with a blue line. The bolts were going to be like spears coming out in 3-D.'" - BBC Visual effects assistant Mike Tucker<ref name="TSV" /> | ||
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*Special Effects Prosthetics: Chris Fitzgerald | *Special Effects Prosthetics: Chris Fitzgerald | ||
*Title Sequence: William Latham<ref name=":1" /> | *Title Sequence: William Latham<ref name=":1" /> | ||
== Further development == | == Further development == | ||
Adrian Rigelsford wrote a book entitled ''The Making of the Dark Dimension'' which contained scripts and concept drawings. However, it repeatedly ran into release problems and has never been published.<ref name="TSV" /> ''The Dark Dimension'' and its production were briefly mentioned in Rigelsford's own ''[[Classic Who: The Harper Classics]]''. | Adrian Rigelsford wrote a book entitled ''The Making of the Dark Dimension'' which contained scripts and concept drawings. However, it repeatedly ran into release problems and has never been published.<ref name="TSV" /> ''The Dark Dimension'' and its production were briefly mentioned in Rigelsford's own ''[[Classic Who: The Harper Classics]]''. | ||
