DragonCon 2013

Phoenix Comicon 2012

Humanoid pig first seen in 'Daleks In Manhatten' and wondering around at the National Space Centre yesterday.

Again!

The annual Dalek fest (better known as Brighton Modelworld) is well underway

Continuing my theme of Making Props From Things I Already Own--as opposed to, y'know, buying stuff--I present a reasonable facsimile of the Sonic Blaster from DOCTOR WHO.

Yes, I know the handle is wrong. But it looks fine when I hold it, so I'm not worrying.

Dr Who Experience

While using an assortment of coloured papers for cut n paste, I have to say that the Stillman and Birns Zeta series has been brilliant for the ornaments that are just drawn. They are thick enough to literally stand up ( the figures are 27cm tall) but the paper allows for ease of cutting and doesn't warp or curl.

Dalek 1st Mock Up (Stack Up)

a crocheted version of Dr. Who's famous scarf-- only 10 ft. long though, instead of 14 feet

The Dr. Who experience, Cardiff. March 2015.

OhayaCon Saturday

My Dr Who pen (note TARDIS) in the top end :) ... made with watch parts and resin. Glows in the dark!

BritSciFi 2013

Dalek Oval Disc Positioning

BritSciFi 2013

Blackpool

Seemingly "throwing shapes"

Pippa and Me :-)

DVD cabinet I made for my sister.

Screencap from the 2009 BBC/2Entertain DVD of uber-kitschy 'Doctor Who' serial 'The Keys of Marinus' [1963].

From left to right: an Ice Soldier (either Michael Allaby, Alan James, Peter Stenson or Anthony Verner: how to tell?), Ian (William Russell), Barbara (Jacqueline Hill), Susan (Carole Ann Ford), Sabetha (Katharine Schofield) and Altos (Robin Philips). Phew.