Recent content by JesperW

Thank you, guys! Glad to have played a part in hooking you in, btodoroff ;) Welcome inside the rabbit hole! - you know, I hadn't even noticed that the tear looks exactly like there were binding holes, that's really just a happy accident. I think this one was simply torn over the edge of a...

Hi RPF - Just a quick one, made another DW prop - this time I decided to replicate the final page of "The Angel's Kiss" which The Eleventh Doctor tears out and then recovers from a trash can. Or rather, reproduce it, at there isn't a really good view of it in the episode. I therefore decided...

Thanks for the heads-up, Mike, which also made me notice a few broken images in the original post, too. - better now? :)

So here we are, after the event - which, first of all, was pretty successful and a lot of fun. Didn't know we had so many great cosplayers here! Being a n00b and perhaps a bit over-excited at my first con, I of course forgot to have some proper pics taken. My buddy and my daughter did get a...

Hello, The RPF! I've been working on my first full costume lately - specifically since I heard ComicCon was coming to my hometown of Copenhagen, yay! Actually we have no idea what to expect from the event here - it could be a tiny niche one-time event for kids, or it could be the signal for all...

Hi, The RPF - As previously mentioned - specifically in this thread - I intended to build a River Song diary, as a christmas present for my whovian kid. Well, I did. Here's the process & result... It should be noted that I did not go for a series-accurate replica, but rather for a usable...

Hello, The RPF, As with my two previous posts, the Paper TARDIS and River Song's alpha meson blaster, I'm up to yet another one that involves my whovian daughter. X-mas is coming up, and what better present - I thought - for a Who fan than a couple of props? For example, the journal/sonic...

Just started doing this exact thing - I'll be doing a post on it soon but until then, thanks for the inspiration. :)

Yay, we're done! - well, no, we're not, and when is one ever really done with a prop replica...? Anyway, the deadline is reached and we managed to get a piece of this project that the kid's proud, both to have helped build and to be wearing on monday's "fastelavn". Following the previous state...

Yup, that's exactly what we did, nicely spotted! That's a good idea for the decals, if we have time to make them (or, you know, for doing it later). Oh yeah, and I never said: The "panels" on the receiver are made from paper clay, of all things; i rolled out some sheets a few millimeters...

Just a quick shot - I popsicle'd the receiver shroud with some PU foam and then spackled and sanded it - at this point it's had a coat of primer and it's ready for affixing to the gun body... The deadline is monday next or thereabouts, so we're probably going to have to cut some detail...

No, we haven't given up, or forgotten to update - a few more pics from the build process, perhaps demonstrating just how haphazzardly we're going about this. The receiver shroud, which is PVC, is getting its curved top, carved from a piece of wood, glued on. Meanwhile, the weaponlight bit has...

Hello The RPF - OK, so I'm in the midst of my first actual attempt at a prop build - specifically (as the astute reader of post titles will no doubt have discerned already) River Song's "alpha meson blaster". Yes, this is also with, and for, my whovian daughter, who wants it for a River Song...

Hello there, the RPF - Here's a little project, my first sort-of-actual movie model: The inimitable TARDIS. Built as a gift box for my whovian daughter (takes after dad, I guess), it's roughly based off the Russell Davies prop, as seen here...

Man, that brings back memories - I used to shoot one of these things back when I served; the Danish armed forces used MG42s back then (known as the LMG M/62 - pretty good shot with it, too, and you're right, it's sorta heavy). - which, of course, is another reason there's probably plenty of them...