Presumably, the roundel hole diameter has to be around 550mm (with a 30mm flange)- because that's the diameter of the Season 14 roundels.

I guess it might be a tadge bigger in the doors, though?

Do you have a copy of the Season 15 plans? (Don't know if that'll be any help to you )

I also think this dimension looks a bit small and the width of the panel needs to be increased a tiny bit to get it looking right:

Quote from: Rassilons Rod on Today at 08:57 amNo critique from me! It looks amazing!☺️ ☺️

Thanks, although I noticed a new problem. The thickness below looks too big to me. I think the doors need to be a tiny bit wider and the roundel recesses a tiny bit bigger diameter to fix it.

No critique from me! It looks amazing!☺️ ☺️

I've used this board recently. It's great, but it won't fit in any of the Sonic Screwdrivers. It still has lots of uses, it's very versatile. It really is a great board.

I'm mad keen on the 34 minute animation called The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse on Apple TV. One line in it: "Asking for help doesn't mean you are weak. It means you refuse to give up."

Rehanging doors using butt hinges opening inward rather than the good idea of the two-way in-and-out opening cabinet hinges, which already started to bend and rust, I realised how hit and miss door hanging can be. Frustrating!

So I used that word: Help! And Susie came to my aid to hold them in place while I got them screwed in. Two heads and four hands are better than being stubbornly unsuccessful.

Yes, TARDIS  doors are meant to open inward, however impractical that is if this were a shed. It's not. It's a time ship.

This also lifted the doors around 7 mm as they were catching the floor when open.

I also sanded the putty, re-primed the sanded corners and put in five screws per side, completing Tier 1 and 2 of the roof joining.

Here's a view of my latest panels. I've made quite a few minor tweaks recently, and for accuracy I honestly think this is about as good as it gets. Any feedback?

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Well, just when you think perfection couldnt be bettered!! Looks like an amazing start and look at all that space you have to build in! How thick are your roundeled walls? Im looking forward to this

The roundels are a recast I did in clear resin from the awesome original work done by Mooncrest Models. I also used the original roundels from Mooncrest around the doors. The console is a 3D print kit by the very talented Jonathan Stockley. The walls are all done in foam core boards

Wow - fantastic work!!! What materials didyou use for everything, especially the roundels? Also for the console?