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28 August 2013 at 15:44 #16764
Found on Cheezburger…
30 August 2013 at 22:45 #16807Anonymous @

The Doctor sketches continue. This time third and fourth. Obviously…
31 August 2013 at 04:13 #16809Fan Art i did for a Fan fiction web comic im working on. Please let me know what you all think.
http://meeo88.deviantart.com/art/Doctor-Who-Web-Comic-Cover-1-396192376
31 August 2013 at 04:23 #16810
31 August 2013 at 04:23 #16811
31 August 2013 at 20:26 #16858Anonymous @
Hi there,
Completely new to this forum, looks awesome though! Just wanted to ask some fellow whovians about a cosplay. So I am making a 11th Doctor cosplay for McM this october, and have most parts apart from the jacket. I found this : http://www.asos.com/ASOS/ASOS-Slim-Fit-Tweed-Blazer-with-Shooting-Patch/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=2563950&SearchQuery=tweed%20blazer&Rf-800=-1,45&sh=0&pge=0&pgesize=36&sort=-1&clr=Brown
What do you think? To short? Not brown enough? Not the right pattern? But lots of size options, and I’m on a budget to good in those respects. Let me know what you think.
Also, does anyone know of any whovian meetups at McM this october? Would be great to come 😀
Finally, any chameleon circuit fans?
Sorry if this is the wrong thread, total noob :/ Anyway, I’m gonna go eat some fish fingers….and custard…..
31 August 2013 at 21:28 #16860Looking at it, if you’re going for accuracy it does seem a little short and a little dark. Tweed is a bugger, because good tweeds aren’t that cheap anyway (but last for decades).
Sci-fi collector used to do a really good Harris replica from Series 5 (but at £275 – ouch). It was in this range but seems to have sold out.
This blog has some advice (pointing out the basic tweed did change), but still costly. I think a lot of effort can be put into getting the look exactly right (and a lot of snobbery from certain cosplayers if they don’t do it “their way”) but for me it’s always been if you can carry off the idea of the Doctors costume and perhaps customise it to suit you (the best female cosplayers seem to understand this when creating female versions of Doctor costumes).
If you go down the route of the darker tweed, there are a few treatments that can be used to gradually lighten it. The fixatives in tweed are ammonia based, and a couple of treatments with some conventional cleaning products that are ammoniacal based in diluted form can be gradually used to lighten the tone. If you decide to go down that path, let me know, and I’ll do my best (originally a chemist, studying in Bradford, and we had our own museum of colour chemistry in fabrics).
Above all – look in your local markets and second hand clothes shops (like charity shops). I was in Birmingham last year and saw an actual Harris tweed that wasn’t far away from the series 5 episode going for a (River) Song at £15.
Some additional advice specs on the question.Hope this helps.
31 August 2013 at 21:59 #16861Anonymous @
Thanks, i hadn’t thought of dying it! Also think i can get one slightly large to accommodate for the length, however it might look a bit baggy then :/ ah well, I’ll give it a go!
Again, if anyone knows about any meetups in october, let me know.
Thanks 😀
1 September 2013 at 00:05 #16866@phaseshift – as to where the Doctor found another Paul Smith shirt, pick one of
a) he knows Paul Smith and asked him to make another shirt or
b) living in a ship that can reconfigure architecture and machinery on demand, he just said ‘another shirt like this one, but in blue’.
I’d make a similar guess about the jacket; once he’d decided he wanted a tweed jacket he kept the one from the hospital – but there was also another tweed jacket in the TARDIS wardrobe. Like all the AG Doctors (and many of the BG Doctors), Smith’s Doctor isn’t that fussed about wearing the same clothes all the time so long as he’s in the same general style.
1 September 2013 at 17:01 #16883@JackHarkness I don’t know if your budget will stretch to this, but here it is anyway…
1 September 2013 at 19:53 #16888I have a theory – If the tardis landed on a planet where everyone had to wear a hat, would the tardis translation circuits make you appear to be wearing a hat?
2 September 2013 at 21:11 #16923http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oj3_psOD9vU
Doctor Who – The Mission of Doom

Hand built Daleks in Chase-esque Movie by the late Julian Vince
http://julianvince-daleks.weebly.com/the-original-dalek-leader.html
2 September 2013 at 21:26 #16924Anonymous @
@wolfweed sadly, no. Doing big bang 2 doctor, and to much anyway :/ however, i bought the PERFECT jacket in primark this morning, 4 buttons on sleeve, 2 at front, one split at back , elbow pads, right pattern, 2 front pockets, 2 inside pockets, right size, everything. Only problem was the colour, to dark :/ ah well
Btw, if anyone is going to McM, would love to meet there!
3 September 2013 at 16:15 #16932Hey guys, I’m starting a new series of short stories based on the adventures of the 13th doctor, here’s a link, check it out if you want:
http://www.whofic.com/viewstory.php?sid=51765
Enjoy!
3 September 2013 at 16:33 #16933Anonymous @
I have a theory – If the tardis landed on a planet where everyone had to wear a hat, would the tardis translation circuits make you appear to be wearing a hat?
That’s not a theory, it’s a question. And it misinterprets what the Tardis translation circuits do, which is, translate foreign/alien languages so they appear to be written and spoken in the native language of the Tardis traveller.
If you do have theories about Doctor Who regarding past, present, or future episodes / companions / monsters / plots / story arcs etc, then this is the site to air your theories and engage in discussion with other members.
An example of a theory would be: ‘I think the version of the Doctor played by John Hurt will turn out to be a regeneration of Jenny from ‘The Doctor’s Daughter’ episode from Tennant’s era, and I believe this because of X, Y, and Z which I saw in episodes N, NN, and NNN.’
4 September 2013 at 18:17 #169595 September 2013 at 00:01 #16977Does anyone have any thoughts on how to make a sonic screwdriver into a key to open a box shaped like a TARDIS? As in, you’d have the TARDIS box and the only way to open it would be to aim the sonic screwdriver at it. So like an RFID or magnets or something? (can you tell I’m not an engineer?)
5 September 2013 at 12:47 #16981Which sonic screwdriver?
That is, are you going to make your own, or use one of the toy ones?
If making your own, I’d probably look into stuff like the infra-red locks they use for dog/cat doors. Put the tag in the screwdriver, and the door lock in the TARDIS.
6 September 2013 at 13:20 #17005@textingandscones @bluesqueakpip
Less Doctor Who, more Doctor “Why Don’t You?” (one for fans of a certain age there).
There are numerous ways of doing this, but most rely on a little bit of electronics. I’ll start with a “no tech” option.
“No tech” option.
Get an 11th Doctor Toy screwdriver and, in the four prongs near the head, drill small holes to accommodate 4 x 1mm Neodymium magnets. Make a sliding latch inside the box with a larger neodymium magnet and then use the screwdriver the draw the bolt back. That’s about as simple as it gets. Be warned though, you now have a pretty powerful magnetic device. Keep it away from electronic storage media or you may discover new screwdriver abilities like erasing data/rendering them useless.
Electronic options
To make it effective you need the activator in the screwdriver, but it’s the receiver that does all the work. Getting them configured will be the problem if you don’t have much knowledge. @bluesqueakpip s idea of a catflap is an excellent one, because you get the activator and receiver already configured. As well as the IR models, you can get the chip sensitive locking flaps, and magnet sensitive.
Just carefully disassemble the flap itself to recover the lock mechanism and battery pack (for IR and Chip models) to fit to the box. If batteries are needed you’ll need to modify the box so you can replace them from the outside. Just be warned, modifying a 9/10 screwdriver is a pain in the arse due to construction issues and the very tightly packed head which you can’t do much with. Go for an 11.
It’s worth asking about to see if you have any friends/friends of friends who are hobbyists. We don’t wear t-shirts because requests to fix stuff can become tedious. Leading questions like “I’ve heard the Raspberry Pi is interesting – know anyone who has one” will identify the nerd of your dreams. Increasingly popular in schools, so don’t forget students, who could ask teachers. Someone who dismisses the Pi as a toy is probably an uber nerd and should be challenged to do your project without one. He will accept just to prove he can. They should be able to rig up a bespoke IR system to the electronic actuated lock of your choice with parts for less than 20 quid. It’s even easier with either an existing TV Screwdriver Remote (expensive but easier to configure) or a Wii Screwdriver remote (cheaper but more work).
8 September 2013 at 14:08 #17078Just uploaded the second chapter in my short series of the 13th doctor’s adventures! Hope some of you check it out! Thanks!
http://www.whofic.com/viewstory.php?sid=51765&textsize=0&chapter=2
9 September 2013 at 19:34 #17107
10 September 2013 at 04:24 #17119Fanboy Radio is new to Doctor Who and wants to tell you his thoughts on Doctor 10’s Season 2. Let us know what you think.
11 September 2013 at 16:54 #17170https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx_5ZmVkozc
Doctor Who and The Dalek Companion The Musical
12 September 2013 at 12:16 #17183Hello fellow whovians,
Today, I’m writing this thread because I would like to talk about a new game about U.N.I.T. called “U.N.I.T.: The Game”.
This project started about a year and a half ago, when we (me and another person) talked about U.N.I.T.’s role in Doctor Who and then we started this project.
Our project is an interactive game based on the operating system of U.N.I.T. and aims to disseminate U.N.I.T., which is not is not widely spoken on Doctor Who but had and has a very important role in the Doctor’s life and in the life of the series.
The objective of this project is to simulate the U.N.I.T. operating system and consult all available information about U.N.I.T., for example, know the name of the agents of U.N.I.T., which vehicles they used so far, which weapons they used so far, the equipment that is used by U.N.I.T. agents, all organized in a way that resembles the fictional website created by BBC, “TOP SECRET: U.N.I.T.”
What do we have so far:
-More than 100 (and raising) UNIT officers and people employed by UNIT;
-More than 20 UNIT facilities (including departments, bases, foreign divisions, and other facilities);
-More than 30 vehicles used by UNIT officers (including aquatic vehicles, ground vehicles and air vehicles);-10 ground operations and projects started by UNIT;
-More than 20 firearms, equipment and suits used by UNIT officers;
What do we have to add to this game:
-More than 30 battles and wars that happened in the history of Doctor Who (including earthly wars and alien wars);
-More than 30 alien and earthly (mostly alien) fauna species;
-More than 5 alien flora;
-More than 300 individuals from diferent alien species (like the Ood from the “Pond Life” and his history; Alaya from “The Hungry Earth” and “Cold Blood” and her history, and others);
-More than 500 planets;-More than 1.000 species (and raising);
-More than 200 vehicles that don’t belong to UNIT;
-A personal profile of the Doctor, including his history, his species history, the technology and the tools that he use and the TARDIS;
-Information about other organisations that worked alongside UNIT such as Torchwood and British Royal Army.
These numbers are approximate values because information continues to increase and we do not know for sure the total number of each category.
Here are some pictures:





The Blue Screen Of Death will eventually disappear, and when and if you try this game, you will understand why…and you might see something like this:

More pictures at:http://sta.sh/210pczu3oiei
The first beta version of this game will, at first, be launched on November 23rd of 2013, at the same hours that the first episode of Doctor Who premiered in 1963 and wee are counting with your support and cooperation to make this project successful.
We currently are building our website, but if you want to visit it, this is the link:
http://unit.portugalized.hj.cx/
This game also contains easter eggs and extra hidden features that can only be discovered by exploring the game and paying attention to the smallest detail.
I must underline that all information in this game is based on real information, from trusted sites like BBC. This game is based in a science-fiction tv show and it will remain that way, so don’t take it to real life.
If you want more information about this project, you can reach to us via this email adress:
At the moment the game is in portuguese but soon will be in english and in other languages depending on the success of the game.
So, what do you think?
14 September 2013 at 16:37 #17272Hi Guys,
Here’s my little contribution to the forum . I put this video together a few months back with clips taken from season 6 of the resurrected series.
The music was created by Marine Who and I added clips to it with his consent. Hope you enjoy
Here’s the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7LAjxUS8kY
14 September 2013 at 16:46 #17274Anonymous @
@wolfweed – I loved loved loved your Doctor Who and the Dalek Companion link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tx_5ZmVkozc
… and they even got in the screaming goat from Russell Howard’s Good News!
You find the best stuff. When do you sleep?!?
15 September 2013 at 17:46 #17359Anonymous @
I’ve just been doing a search for Iron Maiden themed Wallpaper and came across this…

which was based on this…
15 September 2013 at 19:54 #17360Anonymous @
Hi, I’m new to this forum but I’m here hoping to raise awareness, and hopefully funding, for a very cool Dr Who 50th Anniversary tribute project. The plan is to raise,via Kickstarter, £20k, to build what we think will be the very best Dalek ever made. Full-size, made from aircraft-quality components, and fully functional, both remotely and from within, this project is the life’s dream of an AVID lifelong Whovian.
The project itself is here:
If 100% funding isn’t met, NONE of the pledges will be accepted, so there’s no risk at all on your part, should this FANTASTIC opportunity slip us by. Donations are ONLY ‘cashed’ once TOTAL 100% funding is met. Our fundraising campaign is also hard at work on Twitter(#fullmetaldalek), and full links are also at: http://www.fullmetaldalek.co.uk
I hope you’ll all get behind this, even if it’s just in spreading the word, although there are some great backer rewards to be had for anyone who contributes.
On a separate note, here’s a pretty nifty piece of fan-art, done by one of the guys involved in the #fullmetaldalek project:
17 September 2013 at 14:28 #17400https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UghyPoa1cpc
Re-imagining the 11th Dr. Sonic screwdriver…
18 September 2013 at 20:54 #17427Hi, I’m new so I’m not sure if this is in the right place. (If not could a moderator move it please?) I’m looking for some graphics for a custom DW T-shirt. I want to make a t-shirt with a TARDIS graphic on it surrounded by symbols like this “the base code of the universe:”

As the TARDIS source code. does anyone have images for those symbols?
19 September 2013 at 13:31 #17443Anonymous @
19 September 2013 at 13:38 #1744519 September 2013 at 13:44 #17446@jimthefish – I’ve always wondered why there aren’t any Daleks with regional accents. 🙂
20 September 2013 at 18:32 #17466https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmbJZnx7XRQ
DR WHO CUSTOM ARCADE STICK
21 September 2013 at 19:00 #1749021 September 2013 at 23:27 #17499Hi, I thought I’d share a picture I drew tonight.
It’s titled: “Veteran”
http://adroidaday.tumblr.com/post/61879689904/droid-37-veteran
21 September 2013 at 23:36 #17501@thisnorthernboy Welcome. Thanks. It’s a nice, creepy pic…
23 September 2013 at 11:56 #17531Really good fan-made Capaldi Doctor intro that has some great original ideas.
23 September 2013 at 13:17 #17535Anonymous @
@craig — I really liked that. Much more than I like the current OTT-fest anyway. Not sure about the huge seal of Rassilon though but I love the clockwork motif.
23 September 2013 at 16:07 #17536@craig – I liked that as well. Like @jimthefish, I could live without the big Seal of Rassilon, but otherwise that would be a really nice set of title credits.
24 September 2013 at 09:07 #17545@craig – love that intro, thanks for posting; different imagery but still with the down the rabbit hole feel. Don’t mind the seal of Rassilon and I like how it changes into the fob watch with Capaldi’s face briefly reflected in it.
24 September 2013 at 20:13 #17552Custom printed Doctor Who Tees available now! 2014 Calendar Available now!
Visit http://www.keeperofsouls.com to order yours.27 September 2013 at 17:50 #17607Steam Dalek And Davros Steamlord, Steampunk Exhibition, Kew Bridge Steam Museum – London

Created by Peter Harrow & Herr Doktor (Ian Crichton).29 September 2013 at 15:35 #17683https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24KOx2doeKA
Frontier – fabulous fan flick…

So that’s what happened to the 1st Master…
1 October 2013 at 18:22 #17745Anonymous @
Hey guys, I am a fairly new Whovian. This is actually my first post on here. I am planning on going to the San Diego Comic-Con in July 2014. I want to do some cosplay as the 10th Doctor. I just got low top red Converse. I am looking for a blue pin striped suit and his long brown coat. I also will need the 10th’s blue sonic screwdriver. I am working on growing the David Tennant hair. I was also wondering what members here have been to Comic-Con or any other cosplay conventions. What have you seen Doctor Who wise? I’ve heard that there is a 11th Doctor and Amy Pond look a like competition. Also what else could I add to make my 10th Doctor costume to make it cooler. Opinions are appreciated. Thanks, -Noah
2 October 2013 at 14:20 #17765
A rather good fan flick, folks…2 October 2013 at 17:00 #17769Saw this great minimalist version of the 50th poster

http://www.deviantart.com/art/Doctor-Who-50th-Anniversary-Minimalist-Poster-4042957032 October 2013 at 20:12 #177753 October 2013 at 02:25 #17800Hi there,
new to this forum.
Look what I found… Tardis iPhone wallet case… pure awesomeness
https://www.etsy.com/listing/164532024/sale-tardis-doctor-who-iphone-4-iphone-5
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