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[[Image:Plastic.jpg|thumb|160px|Plastic doll heads]] |
[[Image:Plastic.jpg|thumb|160px|Plastic doll heads]] |
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− | '''Plastic''' was an artificial substance created on [[Earth]] by [[Human]]s |
+ | '''Plastic''' was an artificial substance created on [[Earth]] by [[Human]]s. The [[Nestene]]s had a power to control it. |
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− | Plastic could be molded and shaped into objects when warm. It was unusual for plastic to have a cold, clammy feeling. |
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+ | Plastic could be molded and shaped into objects when warm. It was used to make such items as [[mannequin]]s ([[DW]]: ''[[Spearhead From Space]]'', ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]''), [[telephone]]s, dolls, inflatable chairs and artificial flowers. It was unusual for plastic to have a cold, clammy feeling. ([[DW]]: ''[[Terror of the Autons]]''). |
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− | The [[Nestene]]s were a race of cephalopods able to animate anything made of plastic, making then appear to be living plastic creatures. The [[Autons]], living plastic automatons, were their best known creations. Usually, the items they brought to life were solid plastic. |
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Plastic was made in factories, some of them being: |
Plastic was made in factories, some of them being: |
Revision as of 00:57, 30 June 2009
Plastic was an artificial substance created on Earth by Humans. The Nestenes had a power to control it.
Overview
Plastic could be molded and shaped into objects when warm. It was used to make such items as mannequins (DW: Spearhead From Space, Rose), telephones, dolls, inflatable chairs and artificial flowers. It was unusual for plastic to have a cold, clammy feeling. (DW: Terror of the Autons).
Only at close range could regular bullets penetrate and blow plastic apart. (DW: Spearhead from Space, Terror of the Autons, Rose)
Plastic was made in factories, some of them being:
- Auto Plastics, which specified with automotive plastics
- Farrel Plastics, which created everyday plastic