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DR WHO's Daleks and Cybermen are set to bring a new meaning to the term "office space".

An Aberdeen company is using characters from the 30- year-old cult show to launch its UFO - User Friendly Office. 

They will be joined by Time Lords and the famous Tardis at the Langstane Office Products show '93 at the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference on October 27-28. 

"They are the actual Daleks used in the series," said Langstane managing director Colin Campbell.

"Dr Who was one of the first programmes that I watched religiously. It is recognisable to young and old generations alike."

Almost 60 top times in the office products Industry will as tend the exhibition which aims to show office managers how to cut costs
Langstane said it can carry out free audits to pinpoint problems in the workplace. For an Invitation contact Pamela Scott on Aberdeen 212212.

Almost 60 top names in the office products industry will attend the exhibition which aims to show office managers how to cut costs.

Langstane said it can carry out free audits to pinpoint problems in the workplace. For an invitation contact Pamela Scott on Aberdeen


Caption: Three-year-old Sam Nicol, son of Langstane director Bruce Campbell, looks up at Time Lord Michael Dohan after Dr Who's Tardis landed at Langstane Press.
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