tardis control console 3d models

... the lamp differs slightly as I didn't have an accurate drawing for reference; instead, I estimated its dimensions from photos. The rest of the design was based on technical drawings of a prop TARDIS obtained from the Dr Who exhibition.

I designed these prints specifically for my trusty Tardis door. Just run the "Top" and "Bottom" files, as they'll fit seamlessly with a Replicator or Flashforge Creator printer. ...When I printed them at 100micron resolution, it took a total of seven...

A Doctor Who TARDIS-shaped outlet cover is featured in the third file, which is applicable when the cover is too small for the wall screw. ...This was necessary as the cover fitted an outlet at school but not at home.

... so it lifts off easy. My goal was to glue down the tardis to it, once the tardis and base have been printed.Print SettingsPrinter Brand: CrealityPrinter: CR-10SRafts: NoSupports: NoResolution: .20Infill: 10%Filament:Inland PLA Neon Green

The TARDIS boasts uncomplicated electronics, incorporating LED lights, a resistor, a switch, and a battery in perfect harmony. But that's not all - I've cleverly updated its dimensions to accommodate a voice box within, elevating this marvel to new...

Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerGear Printer: M2 Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% How I Designed This I took the original model, cut it in half using netfabb, loaded the resulting STL into openjscad, renamed the resulting function to tardis, translated...

Considering Tardis Matryoshka dolls is another idea, but each inner model would require being bigger than its container. The door lugs need trimming, and door bending aids insertion. Adding a light to the top is suggested, with an LED attachment...

I successfully created a Tardis night light using 23Maple's outstanding Tardis model (available at: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:367130). ...My design modification ensured that light emanates from both the top and the windows on the sides,...

It hasn't been printed yet, but I'm excited to share it with you - the tardis maker plate, as seen in Season 5's episode "Amy's Choice." Yes, I know there's a spelling error in version 1, but don't worry, versions 2 and 3 will fix the problem. In...

... both sides, glued into position for maximum support. This protective housing takes careful thought and precision engineering, but the end result is a rugged and dependable storage case that truly earns its Tardis-like status - bigger on the inside.

While there are many versions of the Doctor's many different Tardis's available online, this type hasn't been widely released.  The model requires very little cleanup once printed and takes paint very well. ... I look forward to seeing the finished...

So, I decided to create a cleaner model from scratch using a paper 2D version as a template: http://papermau.blogspot.com/2015/01/doctor-who-siege-mode-tardis-paper.html To achieve the finer details required for printing, you'll need to set your...

tardis basic model.c4d I'm thrilled to share with you my latest creation, the result of countless hours spent mastering C4D - a humble yet proud second object ever crafted within this powerful software. This innovative project was commissioned by...

This is a full-size recreation of the TARDIS in Siege Mode, exactly as seen in Doctor Who's episode Flatline. I began by working with Asawulf2k's excellent models of each side and converting them into a solid cube. I've had success printing this...

Why settle for a mundane Perspex or Lego case when you can have an eye-catching Tardis blue cardboard laser-cut one? To create it, simply import both layers into your laser cutter software and arrange the engrave layer accordingly. Be sure to engrave...

A bird feeder based on the TARDIS Deluxe Kit. It's designed to hang from a wire or chain that runs through the model and terminates under the base. The lid is modified from the original kit to provide an overhang to guide rain off. ...Water that enters...

The parametric Tardis has been printed numerous times by me, as it was created with a central hole for quicker printing on older devices. However, I sealed this opening and plan to print it hollow, adding extra shells for strength. Additionally, I...

I built this project from scratch, taking a standard Tardis model and giving it a major overhaul. The interior was gutted, resized, and cut apart to create the lid, which involved splitting it into manageable pieces for easier printing. The result is...

Here is a remix of the Tardis PIN, created by cymon (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:33748). A few tie clip features have been added to this version. The design includes a break away tab for the clip support material. To assemble it, I scaled...

I chose to print this design in Fillamentum Cobalt Blue, a hue that closely resembles the iconic color of the TARDIS - a shade so reminiscent of the classic time-traveling vessel. ...The Pearl Night Blue alternative is also an option, but it lacks a...

The Dr Who Tardis design from Joe_Snuffy gets a makeover on a Decor Light Switch cover. This cover will take the place of the existing light switch cover. Print Settings Printer: Monoprice Select Mini Rafts: You can choose to skip this part or...

I'm continuously refining my design for the TARDIS, incorporating new details and striving for increased photorealism with each iteration. This latest version is a significant improvement over previous attempts, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts on...

... platform for creativity and innovation. A photograph taken by yours truly on Redbubble.com sparked the idea for this project, which in turn was influenced by another OpenSim creation, the TARDIS, that I had previously designed with great enthusiasm.

Ever wonder what the TARDIS really looks like from scratch? Based on my findings, check this out! I made it myself, and while it's a very simple design, it gets the point across. I'm not sure who created the actual exposed version, but I thought it'd...

... its 1974-1981 run. ...Two distinct versions of the model have been included in this file - one featuring solid window panes and another without any windows whatsoever. Additional classic TARDIS designs are on the way, so be sure to stay tuned for more!

I crafted this sleek and versatile Tardis lamp, infusing it with intricate details that invite users to reimagine the classic time-traveling vessel as a warm and cozy source of illumination. Print away and transform your space with its undeniable...

Remixed Tardis from jmathews turned into a piggybank scaled up 300% added money hole on top and plug on bottom. Printed as one piece with my dual extruder, the full object was uploaded as an example. Blue pieces include body, white pieces include...

When I printed out Tardis dice tower, I was confronted with it that the cubes were rolling very far. To eliminate this, I designed this simple tray, so it will help stop the dice.</p><p>Print settings:</p><p>10-15% infill<br>Brim is not required, but...

I designed a bespoke engagement ring box for a coworker, refining a "tardis" concept to suit her tastes. The box features a heart-shaped base, carefully crafted to cradle the precious stone in style. A removable window sleeve, printed with...

I'm currently modifying a closet door to resemble the entrance of a TARDIS, the time-traveling vessel from Doctor Who. To achieve this look, I've created a custom lock using Fusion 360, which has turned out quite impressive. ...Two design options are...