Thanks Dave 

WOW!   Nice job TG, great work! 

Thank you Kiwidoc!!

I had such a TARDIS quandary with this animation. The TARDIS from Wheel in Space (as you know) has the phone panel on the wrong side. But, at the start of Wheel in Space the TARDIS floating on the water is the same as the previous story, Fury from the Deep, this TARDIS is the scale model and it has the phone panel on the correct side and a St John badge!
I ended up doing two versions of the TARDIS before deciding to go with the look of the model....I'm still not completely sure of my choice but it is certainly more recognisable and I do so love a St. John badge on a TARDIS

Absolutely and completely totally brilliant.
I really can't begin to say how much I enjoyed that.

Timegirl you are simply the most amazing talented lady there is...

Your number one fan,
Chris

There really is only one word for that.  Magic Darts.

Amazing double homage, and funnily enough makes me want to watch 2001 again!

WOW IZ that is something WONDERFUL  LOL sorry couldnt resist.

Incredible, you have amazing talent. How many hours did you spend on that?

Matt Smith at the end was Genius!

Chris R - Thank you Chris, you are always so nice about my animations, much appreciated!
It may seem a bit impolite to mention presents  but you promised me David Tennant for Christmas two years ago, it might just be the post but he hasn't arrived yet...any chance for this year?

lorisarvendu - Thank you so much, Magic Darts LOL, I love the description of a double homage, thank you 

Scott 'Something Wonderful' love it  -glad you recognised Matt Smith (phew!) there is always a danger in making likenesses.
It's difficult to say how long it took. I've been building the Characters for Wheel in Space for about 18 months in my spare time and I had made Doctors 1,2 and 10. This actual animation needed the sets from 2001 built, Matt Smith, the animation and rendering, that I achieved quite quickly, 15 days. That's 15 full days, early mornings and late nights then getting up at 3am to see how the renders are going.

And a belated Thank you to Dematerialiser for reviewing my animation and helping me with the titles before I posted it - thanks Chris!

TG
To misquote Comic Book Guy:

"Best animation ever"

Or to correctly quote Craig Revel Horwood:

"Fab-u-lous!"

KB

Hey Timegirl..
As I understand it he was lost in the postal sorting depot,   but I  can now reassure you that finally.. two years late.. he will be coming down your chimney this year.

Have fun with him,
Regards,
Chris

I very much enjoyed that! Favourite moment: the servo-robot walking around the zero-G wall, pan-am hostess style.
My own movie-making has been on hold this year, so I'm especially glad you've been able to pull out the stops and create something wonderful!
I think I'm going to have to go watch it again now...
Thanks, TG!

Crispin

Thanks Crispin I'm pleased you liked the servo going round in Zero-G 

Thank you KB 

lol, thanks Chris R

That was fricken AWESOME!!!!!!!

  Thank you mordrogyn!

Honestly, that is just too awesome for words. You should DEFINATELY be working for 2/entertain or someone, re-animating missing eps. How unbelievably incredible would an old episode look re-animated in that style by Time Girl? Words fail me. I bow before you in deference to your sheer amazingness.

Quote from: pod on Nov 18, 2009, 08:55 amYou should DEFINATELY be working for 2/entertain or someone, re-animating missing eps.

Well.......... Funny you should say that...

If you sign up at Who 3D you will see a story all about how that went down...

-Marc