Doctor Who Tardis 3d models

Accurate Dalek Model from Doctor Who What's In This A couple of components that were split into two pieces in the original thing (the base and skirt) are merged together for a nice, seamless print. The original model also omitted the eyepiece rings...

[Accurate Dalek Model from Doctor Who](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:369866) ### What's In This A couple of components that were split into two pieces in the original thing (the base and skirt) are merged together for a nice, seamless print. ...

The first version was flimsy, the second didn't fit dice without significant filing and sanding, and the third version had the TARDIS die space to the left of the dice pool (leaving some of the "Dice Pool" text visible).\r\n\r\nI would probably want...

This is a versatile dice tray designed specifically for Doctor Who: Time of the Daleks, featuring a sliding dovetail lid that provides easy access to 8 separate spaces for storing dice. A convenient dice blocker model is included, allowing you to...

A 3D model was constructed in AutoCAD 2012, employing fundamental solid forms and conventional modelling strategies. The attached rendering materials are default materials provided by the AutoCAD 2012 software. ...The text displayed is represented as...

For quite some time, I've been passionate about Dr Who, leading me to create a TARDIS replica with the iconic Doctor Who emblem displayed at its base.

In Solidworks, a TARDIS model was designed, inspired by the popular TV series Doctor Who. ...The iconic Doctor Who logo is strategically placed at the base of this intricate creation.

A replica of the TARDIS from Doctor Who has been meticulously designed using SolidWorks software, featuring the iconic logo prominently displayed at its base.

TARDIS stands for Time and Relative Dimension in Space, a time machine from the British sci-fi series Doctor Who. ...The tenth incarnation of the show's iconic time traveler is known as the 10th Doctor, played by David Tennant.

The TARDIS, a time and space machine featured in the popular British TV series Doctor Who, was expected to appear blue in an uploaded image but instead, it appeared differently for unknown reasons during the uploading process.

This 3D printed TARDIS model is an accurate representation of the iconic time machine from Doctor Who. ...Despite some discrepancies with the original image, the design still captures the essence of the beloved spacecraft.

Wow! ...It's astounding how spacious it is within! This remarkable model, hailing from Doctor Who, requires no formal presentation. ...It's a life-size CAD model of the iconic TARDIS, also known as Time and Relative Dimension in Space.

I've attached three files for your reference - one featuring a TARDIS from Doctor Who, another displaying a blank version of the same iconic time machine, and a third showcasing a classic British phone booth. ...When printing the TARDIS with words, you...

The Doctor's time-traveling machine, the TARDIS, is a central element in the popular British television series 'Doctor Who.' This extraordinary vessel allows its occupants to journey through space and time with ease. ...Its distinctive blue police box...

This model draws inspiration from the iconic time machine of the Doctor's TARDIS in the beloved sci-fi series Doctor Who. ...While it doesn't replicate any specific prop with absolute accuracy, it embodies the essence and spirit of this legendary...

This extraordinary craft has been featured prominently throughout the British sci-fi series Doctor Who, captivating audiences worldwide with its incredible abilities and adventurous exploits. ...Capable of traversing vast distances through space and...

I'm a Human Being I am a living being that breathes, walks and interacts with others. I have thoughts, emotions and feelings like everyone else. ...I am capable of communicating through language and forming connections with people from all over the...

This is a precise replica of the TT Type 40, Mark 3 TARDIS as seen in the hit BBC series Doctor Who. I crafted it from scratch using Tinkercad's intuitive design tools. Its compact dimensions measure exactly 7x7x15 centimeters. ...Time to take off -...

The time-traveling machine known as the TARDIS, featured in the popular British TV series Doctor Who, is a remarkable piece of technology that allows its occupants to journey through both space and time. ...Boasting a chameleon circuit capable of...

This is a high-fidelity 3D printed replica of the iconic TARDIS from Doctor Who, a wildly popular British sci-fi series produced by the renowned BBC network. ...We can't wait for you to take control of this intricately detailed model and add it to your...

Made it for my daughter. ...She couldn't find one so we made one.

My inspiration stems from my lifelong passion for the iconic TV series Doctor Who. I crafted this model as an innovative variation of my own, carefully avoiding any direct replicas of previous Tardis designs. Beginning with a square base, I extruded...

A human-sized replica of the Doctor's TARDIS stands before us! ...But honestly, what's the big deal about messing with the fabric of spacetime?

My Latest Masterpiece - A Custom 3D Model Inspired by The Doctor's Iconic Time Machine, The TARDIS A Fresh Take on a Classic Design.

This design fits snugly onto the SMOK Vape Pen 22 and may need a slight enlargement, around 101%, to ensure a perfect fit if printed at full scale. I chose to print on a raft due to personal preference for my printer's performance, although it is not...

Shims are strategically placed to perfectly level the Main Playfield against its Mini counterpart, ensuring a precise horizontal alignment in every instance. ...Available in four distinct thickness options - 0.5mm, 1.0mm, 1.5mm, and 2.0mm - these shims...

Don’t Blink! Bring the weeping angel to life in Lego form. ...But remember, that what takes the image is itself and angel…

This is my first attempt at a mask sculpt in Blender. I have not printed it yet so I am not 100% sure how good it would turn out FDM or Resin. I will update with photos when I have printed it. ...Not Scaled to Size You'll have to scale it in your slicer