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* No new Daleks were constructed for the special; instead, [[Nick Hurran]] drew upon the existing pool of casings, including those which had been built during the early years of the revival, as well as the more recent additions to their ranks from {{cs|Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)}}.{{fact}} | * No new Daleks were constructed for the special; instead, [[Nick Hurran]] drew upon the existing pool of casings, including those which had been built during the early years of the revival, as well as the more recent additions to their ranks from {{cs|Asylum of the Daleks (TV story)}}.{{fact}} | ||
* To preserve the secret of the War Doctor's identity, [[John Hurt]] was identified as “[[Omega]]” on the call sheet.{{fact}} | * To preserve the secret of the War Doctor's identity, [[John Hurt]] was identified as “[[Omega]]” on the call sheet.{{fact}} | ||
* While [[Matt Smith]], [[David Tennant]] and [[John Hurt]] appeared in the last scene, the first | * While [[Matt Smith]], [[David Tennant]] and [[John Hurt]] appeared in the last scene, the first nine Doctors were played by stand-ins, their features being added in post-production.{{fact}} | ||
* The War Doctor's console room was assembled at Roath Lock using elements which had been created for the First Doctor's TARDIS in {{cs|An Adventure in Space and Time (TV story)}}.{{fact}} | * The War Doctor's console room was assembled at Roath Lock using elements which had been created for the First Doctor's TARDIS in {{cs|An Adventure in Space and Time (TV story)}}.{{fact}} | ||
* Some of the War Doctor's trek across the desert was filmed against a greenscreen at Roath Lock.{{fact}} | * Some of the War Doctor's trek across the desert was filmed against a greenscreen at Roath Lock.{{fact}} | ||
