The War Master's Tardis

I finally did it...I finally learnt how to use Blender!

 

Well sort of, I still can barely use it, but now I can barely use it to do renders, so that's something at least. This isn't the best render in the world, but it's got everything I wanted it to have.

 

And with this wonderful development, I can finally add minifigures to my more piece-y digital stuff.

 

So, let's talk the build itself. It may look like a re-skinned Western Tardis, but I can assure you it's not....though it would probably have been a helluva lot easier if I'd started it from that instead of from scratch.

 

It's...well it's as close to the actual WM's Tardis as I could get it, with a few liberties. The steps are one of these, as I went for sand green rather than whatever they actually are. I also made the walls slanted, and added some platforms at the sides to give it another level for the War Master to do dastardly deeds on.

 

I also dared to do flex tube, something I usually avoid. Luckily it wasn't anything too complicated. Got to use the round things made of quarter tiles technique again, so that was nice. I went for sand red for the walls, just to make it a little more interesting that just having them being grey. I also added a hanging view screen that I nicked right off GunnBuilding's War Doctor's Tardis, which in part inspired me to build this one.

 

So yeah, I'm pretty proud of this one. Decent build, better than usual render, and I was even able to procure the first War Master audio play, so I can finally see what Derek Jacobi is like playing the Master Properly.

Done