Show your Dr. Who props!
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nathanalaneller
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nathanalaneller
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I need some HELP, with a project. I'm in the process of making a Nestene Energy Unit, & need some suggestion,s or ways I can make a one piece hollow shell. I like to see witch method would be the easiest & less costly method.
I all ready made a paper mache meteorite covered in paint.
If I use the vacuum forming method I would have to cut the mold in half. I thought of trying to make a blow mold, but the mold would have to be thick to withstand the plastic bottles air pressure. I also thought of making a two half plaster mold & make a resin shell, but I need more information, AKA, YouTube video on how to make a plaster mold.
I'd appreciate any help you can give me.
I all ready made a paper mache meteorite covered in paint.
If I use the vacuum forming method I would have to cut the mold in half. I thought of trying to make a blow mold, but the mold would have to be thick to withstand the plastic bottles air pressure. I also thought of making a two half plaster mold & make a resin shell, but I need more information, AKA, YouTube video on how to make a plaster mold.
I'd appreciate any help you can give me.
Metaluna mutant
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Hope this works out, its a great idea for a classic who prop.
Ironside Dalek
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This is my Ironside Dalek build.
There's 6 months work, off and on, to this stage.
There's 6 months work, off and on, to this stage.
karstva
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Its been a very long time since I posted here, but thought I would share what I have been working on for the last 2 years. Currently waiting on some metal bits, but this is the progress so far. Kenneth Sharp Console, 3rd Doctor era.
I also built two time rotors for it.
Thanks for looking.
Karst
I also built two time rotors for it.
Thanks for looking.
Karst
I think a new button is required on this forum
LIKE is just not enough
We need ..... I like this very very much button
Beautiful work
nathanalaneller
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How about an "AWESOME" button.
karstva
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Thanks everyone, much appreciated. Its been a huge learning experience, I attempted a console build way back, but failed miserably with lack of focus and concrete plans and well..experience. This one I am very focused on to get as good as I can get. I have a video of it in full action as well so far. I'm a bit further on than this now but this was right after I got the two panels fully wired.
Awesome button now pressed
nathanalaneller
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Dose anyone have any info on The Master's Spyfall Shrinking Device? I was requested to build it & I'd appreciate any help. Blueprints, hearsay, screencaps.
I forgot to mention I made a blueprint of this prop from what I could get from the screenshots I could find.
I forgot to mention I made a blueprint of this prop from what I could get from the screenshots I could find.
Could try and knock something up in fusion 360 if any more reference material comes available
Your finger ring looks to small
nathanalaneller
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Im not that good at detailed images. Fusion 360 is a bit to complex for me. This is just a rough drawing, I''l leve the detailed images to the professionals. And thanks for spotting the ring detail. I'd would have missed it.
12thdoctor66
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Terrasolo
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I recently made another Doctor Who prop discovery - I say “recently”, however I actually ID’d this prop in 2014, although it’s taken six years to find one! Sort of, I wasn’t exactly searching every day. Here we have the Seventh and Eighth Doctor’s Yo-Yo from the Doctor Who TV Movie, which turned out to be a No-Jive Mandala YoYo made by Tom Kuhn. As the Tom Kuhn yo-yos were all made in natural wood and had laser engraved text and markings, the props department had filled in the center details/text to remove the branding, and then painted it gold and black. I found my yo-yo in December and finally had some time in January to complete the screen accurate mods seen here.
Disclaimer: I also replicated the hospital tag on the bag, however it is not completely accurate, due to a lack of good source material between the DVD and Blu-Ray releases, that said some of it is accurate as I relocated the details and text that I would make out - which some was a bit weird at that - and then made up the rest based on the basic layout and premise of the tag.
Disclaimer 2: Yes, I am aware that I used the Original Series Seventh Doctor pocket watch, rather than his TVM pocket watch, however I mainly threw that in for effect.
Also pictured are the RB Replicas Sonic Screwdriver with the button detail thatI had discovered and had added in 2014, the 800-Trekker TARDIS key that I've had since 1995/6, the 7th Doctor pocket watch that I made with the accurate Casio watch insert and a 3D printed part thanks to Brian Uiga, and some replica Jelly Babies - as they lat longer than the originals.
Disclaimer: I also replicated the hospital tag on the bag, however it is not completely accurate, due to a lack of good source material between the DVD and Blu-Ray releases, that said some of it is accurate as I relocated the details and text that I would make out - which some was a bit weird at that - and then made up the rest based on the basic layout and premise of the tag.
Disclaimer 2: Yes, I am aware that I used the Original Series Seventh Doctor pocket watch, rather than his TVM pocket watch, however I mainly threw that in for effect.
Also pictured are the RB Replicas Sonic Screwdriver with the button detail thatI had discovered and had added in 2014, the 800-Trekker TARDIS key that I've had since 1995/6, the 7th Doctor pocket watch that I made with the accurate Casio watch insert and a 3D printed part thanks to Brian Uiga, and some replica Jelly Babies - as they lat longer than the originals.
nathanalaneller
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