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Started by moonbeam, Sep 29, 2019, 08:03 am

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kutan66

Is that your Tardis' phone in the background? 

(And nice kitchen doors under the sign box!)

Ian

moonbeam

Hi Ian, yeah that's my Tardis phone, nice find on eBay! Logopolis init!!!
Kitchen doors by Ikea too!

Volpone

I was looking back over your build pictures and I feel this isn't the direction you're going, but if it was, I think you hit of a signal lamp technique no one has done yet:  Put the TARDIS directly under the ceiling lamp and then just have the signal beacon be the ceiling light fixture. 
"My dear Litefoot, I've got a lantern and a pair of waders, and possibly the most fearsome piece of hand artillery in all England. What could possibly go wrong?"
-The Doctor.

timerotor

This looks very exciting ;D can't wait to see it and keep up te good work!
LOVE his version!
MBH
living, learning, loving, refurbing, & preserving!

moonbeam

Quote from: Volpone on Mar 15, 2020, 01:20 pm
I was looking back over your build pictures and I feel this isn't the direction you're going, but if it was, I think you hit of a signal lamp technique no one has done yet:  Put the TARDIS directly under the ceiling lamp and then just have the signal beacon be the ceiling light fixture. 

Hi Volpone, that wasn't the plan but it's a brill idea, thanks. At the minute it's now slowly moving into the kitchen because the ceiling is higher so I can make the roof, but eventually it will probably end up back upstairs ....!

moonbeam

Quote from: timerotor on Mar 16, 2020, 12:26 pm
This looks very exciting ;D can't wait to see it and keep up te good work!
LOVE his version!
MBH

Thanks, there is just something about this version that I really like, and to be fair the brachacki prop, remembering being a kid and watching destiny of the daleks probably has a lot to do with it!

timerotor

Mar 17, 2020, 07:44 pm #36 Last Edit: Mar 17, 2020, 09:26 pm by rassilonsrod
Quote from: moonbeam on Mar 16, 2020, 09:11 pm
Thanks, there is just something about this version that I really like, and to be fair the brachacki prop, remembering being a kid and watching destiny of the daleks probably has a lot to do with it!


You had the same experience as myself there! Ever been to winspit quarry in Dorset, it's a spine tingling experience - I felt very nervous when I was there in 2001, my knees were shaking. I was jittery and a bit scared... Go alone, and it feels like you landed on Skaro and it is truly TRULY amazingly unchanged since the days of Dr Who Destiny Of The Daleks. (Take your TARDIS with you ((or me))  ;)Screen Shot 2020-03-17 at 19.57.01.png
You'll find yourself jumping off the TARDIS rock like the Doctor and quoting the lines. ;D
living, learning, loving, refurbing, & preserving!

Cardinal Hordriss

Mar 17, 2020, 08:28 pm #37 Last Edit: Mar 17, 2020, 09:38 pm by Cardinal Hordriss
It was also Mecron 2 in Blake's 7.

I haven't had anything much to say not being a box builder but I just thought I'd say I'm still watching and it seems to be coming together really well.
I speak to you from the final days of Gallifrey. I am the past you have forgotten. You are the future I will not live to see...

Rassilons Rod

It was also in The Underwater Menace  :)
In the cities in the streets there's a tension you can feel,
The breaking strain is fast approaching, guns and riots.
Politicians gamble and lie to save their skins,
And the press get fed the scapegoats,
Public Enema Number One.

moonbeam

Hi everyone, been a bit busy with the build, have dismantled it from the bedroom and brought it down stairs where there's a bit more room in the kitchen and should be able to do the roof, it's not fixed together properly yet as I'm slowly fitting captive screws with wing bolts, each corner post has got two m12 bolts screwing them to the base (which as it turns out I've made bonkers heavy).

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For the piece that sits above the sign box I've made that separate,646F85E0-3669-49A8-80BF-75C8D6576055.jpeg

And this is a bit more fettling of the top sign,
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And this is where I am currently at but it might be slowing slightly now my work has ground to a halt because of the virus and the other half has handed me a list of jobs that need doing......8D49D3FE-A27B-4DFC-A4D1-D02F91776F73.jpegC62A3FB0-3764-4ED4-BACE-A48B0824D5D2.jpegBA34020E-0AC2-4297-A818-460AC81F40E1.jpeg

timerotor

This is truly wonderful!!! love it! :)
living, learning, loving, refurbing, & preserving!

kert gantry

A thing of beauty. The darker blue looks lovely.

moonbeam

Cheers mate, I was wondering if I was going to paint it a bit lighter but am going to stick with this colour now.

moonbeam

just a quick few pictures now I'm starting to fix it together properly, am using captive nuts for the corner post (m12) and m6 for the walls to the corner posts, and a couple of the little mouldings on the top of the corner posts. I am actually meant to be decorating.....09544D91-E182-49FB-8015-5CC1A0BE083A.jpeg803576DA-5F35-4964-B431-2ADAEE9115C5.jpegBCF6DA93-B653-422C-9195-ABD5A157CA55.jpeg6379BA72-FD21-460C-9BB4-AFC50CF28A2E.jpeg1D19E12E-198E-4A05-BBF8-FDB343F8CEA0.jpeg

Jam Jar Lurker

Looking brilliant. I have great affection for the Newbery Box. I was 6 when it first appeared, so it was "my" box. I love the chunkiness of it.
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