Doctor Who Technical Manual

[blownhemi]

I just ran across this .pdf and thought I'd share with everyone. I image it's nothing new, but just in case someone doesn't have it and may want it I threw it on one of my servers. It's a 10MB file, looks to be maybe early 80's, though I'm not sure. It's full of technical drawings, info and even a papercraft TARDIS.

Anyway, here it is: LINK

 

[Tardis_Blue]

I just ran across this .pdf and thought I'd share with everyone. I image it's nothing new, but just in case someone doesn't have it and may want it I threw it on one of my servers. It's a 10MB file, looks to be maybe early 80's, though I'm not sure. It's full of technical drawings, info and even a papercraft TARDIS.

Anyway, here it is: LINK

This is awesome, thank you for posting this!

 

[TheSt.LouisKid]

Thank you for taking time out to make this available. I used to have a copy of this when I was in high school in the '80's. It was a fun read and for those of you who enjoy the newer bunch of episodes you may want to see the older ones as well...back when a they couldn't decide what a Kaled mutant should look like. One version looked like and was the size of a boneless chcken breast.

 

[blownhemi]

I started watching with the new Russel T. Davies era. I really need to go back and watch the older stuff, but I tend to be a completest and considering so much of the older stuff is lost, I wouldn't know where to begin.

 

[clanger68]

Fantastic.

I still have my copy on the shelf but to have an electronic copy is very, very useful.

Andy

 

[Too_Many_Cars]

Thanks for posting that, it brings back high school memories of renting that book from the library for my first little widgets made out of hot-glue and bits of plastic.

At one point I had the whole TARDIS tool kit fabbed up and had what was considered to be the definitive 1995 website on all of the Dr. Who gadgets. I just sold what leftover bits survived on Ebay a few months ago and gave the question mark umbrella to a kid in London who is trying to make a cast of the handle for a materials cost only run for a bunch of fans. Fun stuff.

--Brian

 

[rollerboi]

Thank you!

 

[drsyn71]

Thank you!

 

[Goodwolf]

This brings back memories. I had this when I was a wee lad watching PBS on Saturday nights.

 

[DBCooper]

I still have this book as well and in pretty good condition. I loved watching the old Doctor Who on PBS; 2 episodes and then Three's Company, my Wednesday and Thursday line up.

If you want to see good old shows I highly recommend anything from the Tom Baker era. He was my favorite.

Best,
DBCooper

 

[d_jedi1]

thanks for the link to the PDF... I've been using this site http://www.goaste.cx/goaste/drwhotechmanual001.html but having it in PDF will be much handier.

 

[Mercury]

Way Cool Dude!:cool Thanks!