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Book cover for Big Finish Publishing. Available from www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/1844351491/wwwdarkshacouk
Doesn't really make too much sense as this is not how he was dressed when he regenerated in "Night of the Doctor", but it is a nice freebie and possibly as close as we will get to an action figure of the 8th Doctor near the end of his life. It would've made far more sense to have included a Chris Eccleston head as he would've been dressed like this when he was "born". Even in toy form we are denied the chance to see that regeneration in full!
Today the Doctor came along and clear Domo was very excited and wants to be his new companion. Thanks to tofu_catgirl he has now most of his parts. But his left leg is still missing... and we all know: there is a lot of running involved in traveling with the Doctor. So he desperately needs a left leg. Is there someone out there who can help this poor little fellow? ^^
This is a still photo taken from the 3rd series (we call them seasons, here in the US) of the new Doctor Who, now playing on the Sci-Fi channel. Friday nights 8PM Pacific 10PM Eastern (I think). This was from the episode titled "Gridlock" and is copyright BBC.co.uk 2007. This is legal as long as no cash is made. (I read the small print) Even if your not a Doctor Who fan, the Earth Cats have grown up to share th planet with humans on this the New New New Earth. This one's mom is human and dad is a cat! Funny, funny stuff. The bipedal cats were in an episode last year, too.
The blue box seen not for from The Rift in the 'Diff. No sign of Rory the Roman or the Pandorica though.
Dalek toy set based on the popular 1988 story, Remembrance of the Daleks.
The set includes an Imperial Dalek, Special Weapons Dalek, Renegade Dalek and the Supreme Dalek
Inspired as I was knitting the scarf, I loved the colors and thought they'd translate beautifully to a Katwise-inspired coat : ) You can check out my full blog post on this outfit at www.loransworld.com
I was ready to be the next Doctor, somewhere around 1986. Fifteen foot scarf identical to that of the Fourth Doctor (knitted by my wife at the time), elements drawn from the Fifth and Sixth Doctors.
Just a few changes (decided to do away with the landscape/clouds, as they only seemed to detract, and the credits--the keen-eyed will notice that I've had to do away with the "Director Of Cinematography, since Moffat used seven or eight of them. God,I hate doing credits, since one HAS to rasterize type to combine the two sizes!)...but more or less ready for the five highlight photos on the back, and the correct total running time. Again, any criticism is more than welcomed.
The background art is a piece called "Moment in space XLIX" by Funerium, found on deviantART, whose two-tone planet fitted the light sources that accompanied the original photo of Matt and Karen. (I swear, Moffat or someone at the BBC made it deliberately hard to utilize their promo photos for fan art....!)
As always, this image is for private use only, and its use for any commercial purpose is not intended nor condoned. All rights belong to the original artists, and none are claimed on my part.
Photos from my trip to Sheffield yesterday for the Doctor Who games day. They had live Daleks at the station!
I had a fourth island in DragonVale, and was at a loss how to decorate it. Finally figured it out ;-)
What would be better than a Dr. Who coat and scarf for me? A set for my side kick as well!! You can see more photos and info about these creations at www.loransworld.com
hoy, mi querida hermanita, me ha dado mi regalo de cumpleaños, una TARDIS!!! tan chiquita, tan mona, pero completita, completita, desde aquí puedes ver algo del interior. Para verlo entero, tendrás que venir a un viaje en el tiempo conmigo... a dónde vamos?
Today, my dear sister, gives me my birthday gift... a TARDIS!!! so small, so cute, but with all detail!!!, From here, you can see some detail from inside. But, if you want to see all, you must come with me in a time trip... Where we go?
:) I'm happy
Dalek made from a Powerchair
Amazing Dalek model powered by an electric wheelchair. Who said mobility shops were boring?
Herne Bay Mobility Ltd have made a dalek using a motor from a powerchair, they also hope to add a water gun and an electric voice box.
A red Dalek model made using parts from an electric wheelchair
I spotted the home made dalek in the THIIS magazine bulletin, which is a trade magazine for the homecare industry. They had been sent the pic by David Aldridge. He and collegues have made the model as an eye catching promotional model to bring in customers. He told THIIS magazine “We have named it DaveRoss instead of Davros. It is powered using an old Gochair and he does about 4 mph, with a range of about 8 miles. The completed mascot will carry a water cannon and full speaker system so when you talk it converts your voice to a menacing Dalek type sound.”
Raising cash for Great Ormond Street Hospital
Herne Bay Mobility Ltd intend to use it to help raise funds It looks a pretty accurate model to me and I am sure it will be in demand at local fetes and events. So apart from being a crowd puller there is a serious side to 'DaveRoss' as David explained. “The idea is to raise funds for GOSH and local charities and along the way, give people a chuckle.”
My favourite Dalek is Davros. I would love a pic of Davros using a trabasack. If anyone would like to draw a cartoon or photoshop a pic of Davros and a Trabasack, I will send the best one a Trabasack T-shirt.
If Herne Bay Mobility Ltd want to stock some trabasacks and list them on their site , possibly alongside the dalek posing in a 3xl Tshirt that would be terrific too ;-)
Davros and a real Dalek - er without a trabasack