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Engineering aide console. Using a foot pedal control, hydraulics allow it to emerge from the floor, and be hidden away again to save space.
Main function is structural / power flow diagnostics.
Industrial-style console is perfect to use as a room divider in a smaller place. When the bottom layer is empty it is visually transparent--when needed it can provide substantial storage.
Width 150cm, depth 45cm, height 81cm
Our wii broke, and Nintendo is close by, so I took it directly to their customer service center. It's just a small lobby with a bit of swag for sale, but there's some cool Nintendo history there. See the notes for details.
This is a view form the back side of the TARDIS console, more of the controls and stuff
there's also the Doctor's Chair in the back gorund
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Please give credit if you use my design.
Doctor Who is owned by the BBC, no copyright infringement intended.
A candid shot from last year when Team WNT were riding in the Bath round of the Matrix Fitness series. This week the team will be racing in the Tour de Yorkshire. Good luck ladies.
Asian Medium Altar Table with Carved Dragons
(Console Table or Sofa Table or Hall Table)
Both sides of this medium sized altar table are Intricately carved with dragons on the side aprons and carvings of other Chinese symbols on the middle apron. The inverted flange ends add a sense of grace to this table. Of special note are the feet shaped in a block pattern. The wood grain of the walnut shows beautifully through the beautiful brown finish.
MORE INFO: www.silkroadcollection.com/sc1003y-asian-console-table.html
One of the benefits of living with a games journalist is a pre-release PS3. This thing is far too shiny and fingerprint prone to photograph with any ease. It also attracts dust like nothing else on earth :)
A Sega Saturn, an Atari VCS 2600, an Atari Jaguar and a Sega Master System II video game consoles.
Back In Time Lite Event, The Avenue, Manchester, UK
Photo of the 10th Doctor's tardis console.
- Taken at the Doctor Who Exhibition at London Olympia.
- This is the Tardis that was actually used in the David Tennant series' which is why it is a bit battered because in the last David Tennant episode the Tardis got blown up.
Sur la console on trouve une cassolette en tôle vernie, imitation lapis-lazuli, avec un socle et contre-socle aussi en tôle vernie, imitation marbre griotte. Ils sont séparés par trois lions ailés avec bas reliefs et masques de Mercure. Cet objet peut être attribué à la manufacture de Blaise-Louis Deharme.
Photo: Ambassade de Grande-Bretagne, Paris