The box is scanned from a good original and supplied printed on two sheets of A4 200gsm card (or similar) using an ordinary domestic inkjet printer. It is NOT a laser printer, but it prints as well as it is designed to do. The colours will be a bit duller than the original, but this does give the box a slightly aged look. From a short distance the box is fairly convincing.  

The box when assembled is very slightly smaller than the original (due to needing to fit it on A4), but is still large enough to house the moneybox, as the photos show.

It will be supplied flat, as printed, and entirely up to the purchaser if they wish to carefully cut it out and assemble it as a box, or not.

If you wish just to use the box for display purposes then the box should be OK just by assembling it.

If you wish to transport the Dalek in the box then I strongly advise strengthening the box as 200gsm card is still quite thin, and the precious Dalek money box might mistake the bottom for an escape hatch!

From a few feet away a carefully assembled box will look quite convincing, but closer inspection will soon reveal that the box is neither an original nor a professionally made replica. As I said, it is better than no box at all though. Good repro boxes often cost over £20.