tardis key 3d models

Learn how to 3D print a glowing TARDIS pendant or ornament using an Adafruit-style tiny tardis. Follow these easy steps: Head over to the full tutorial for more detailed instructions. You can use either PLA or ABS material for printing, but we...

The iconic 1980s TARDIS has been the trusted vessel for a legendary lineup of Doctors, including the incomparable Peter Davison, the unforgettable Christopher Eccleston, the brilliant Tom Baker, and the charismatic Paul McGann.

The final piece I needed for my Tardis Shed was the windows. This is printed 3-colors, and if you do filament changes at 2mm and 4mm, going from dark to light colors, you can get similar results. ... Category: Vehicles

... to travel through time and space. Due to a malfunction in the TARDIS' "chameleon circuit", which normally allows the TARDIS to take on the appearance of local objects to disguise it, The Doctor's TARDIS remains stuck as a blue British Police box.

Designate a parking spot for the Tardis and warn others with "Tradis Parking Only". This model is layered, allowing you to change colors. ...Support my work by buying me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MKTzGWg.

A TARDIS from Doctor Who is set to be printed once the user gains access to a 3D printer; however, they are still unsure of the process and its outcome.

Create your own Tardis with this DIY kit: including one floor, two corner posts measuring 126mm each, nine wall panels, three window panels for securing holes, a single roof panel, and a set of doors.

This is a small model of The Doctor’s TARDIS, which, after landing in 18th century England, became permanently stuck in the form of a Police Public Call Box. ...Although bigger on the inside, or Dimensionally Transcendental, you’ll just have to use your...

This is obviously a remix of benchy https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:763622 and this tardis christmas ornament https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3337012 It's maybe not as effective as a benchmark tool, but i couldn't believe no one had replaced the...

This one-piece printed Tardis net is foldable and inspired by various Thingiverse models, particularly http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:106595. To search for more similar designs, try using "Tardis," "foldable," and "hinge" as keywords. This model...

... to store items like dollar bills, this design is now improved with thicker walls for added stability. Upon acquiring a 3D printer later in 2012, print one of each file and attach the TARDIS bottom lid to the base of the top lid for assembly.

This is a generic Police box/Tardis I designed in sketch up for my wife's desk. Meant to hold together with tension, but may need a dab of glue to hold together. This isn't THE Tardis, but close enough for a quick design. If you print it and like...

I selected an image of a TARDIS and converted it into a cylinder. Then I updated it to have a 2nd TARDIS on the backside. Did 0% infill and open top with a x2 nozzle diameter wall thickness and 1mm base thickness. ... I think it will be a nice...

Something fresh meets something familiar as I unveil my vibrant voxel masterpiece - the Tardis, blending timeless charm with modern flair. Crafted with precision using Magicavoxel's powerful tools, this stunning creation is a true showstopper. The...

... runs along its edges, adding a touch of industrial chic to this otherwise whimsical vessel. The TARDIS's exterior is more than just a pretty face – it's a testament to the ingenuity of its creators and a harbinger of the wonders that lie within.

My take on 1963 Tardis taken from blue printsfor 00 Gauge print at 18%Lay doors flat faceup for printingSeparate top and Bottom half's for ease of printingallowing door fitting to be tweaked before gluing.Also ensures you align the doors to the...

Then, I took it to the next level by adding a second TARDIS on the backside - talk about a masterpiece! Went for a 0% infill and open top design with a x2 nozzle diameter wall thickness and a sturdy 1mm base thickness. ... This is going to be one...

Searching for Tardis, Foldable, and Hinge might lead to other interesting models. Incorporating it into a pop-up greeting or gift card is an idea worth considering. ...Printed in Galaxy Blue material from...

To create the Tardis doors and walls, I designed two versions - one suitable for good first-layer adhesion, the other requiring support structures. I chose to use version 02 with supports since my initial print didn't yield a smooth surface. ... The...

I finally acquired the last component I required for my Tardis Shed - the windows. ...They're printed in three vibrant colors, and by making precise filament adjustments at both 2mm and 4mm intervals, switching seamlessly from dark to light hues, you...

I designed this unique charm specifically for my sister's special day, and I'm now offering it for sale in my Etsy store at etsy.com/listing/109469152/tardis-charm-keychain-or-pendant. ...For best results, consider attaching a small jewelry ring to the...

An egg-shaped TARDIS, perfect for Doctor Who fans, is being honored with a premiere on April 23rd at 9/8 Central on BBC America. ...To create this masterpiece, load the SVG file into Inkscape and use EggBot to plot onto an egg in approximately 1.5...

Time Traveler's Companion - A miniature replica of the TARDIS, the iconic time machine from the BBC sci-fi series Doctor Who, attached to a durable keychain. ...Perfect for fans who want to carry their love for adventure and exploration with them...

I'm really fond of Gossamer's Tardis design - the level of detail is impressive enough to be scaled down for smaller prints. For this remix, I decided to modify the model by removing the hole at the bottom, as a hole like that can actually hinder...

This extraordinary creation is known as the TARDIS. Its interior dimensions are indeed greater than its exterior, defying conventional spatial reasoning. Witness the Time Lord's ingenuity in action! ...Observe how this marvel of technology can...

... its massive door hanging wide open. ...I brought this incredible design to life using the powerful OpenSCAD software, but alas, the BBC holds tight reign over all things TARDIS-related, making it impossible to monetize this masterpiece in any way.

I designed these tiles using OpenSCAD, carefully crafting them to resemble the sleek new wall tiles of the TARDIS from Doctor 13. The image you see was rendered with Cheetah3D V7, and I successfully printed the 3D models on my Malyan M200. ...Check out...

Needed a Tardis for an upcoming puzzle cache, so I remixed this. I manually added supports to areas I thought needed them to avoid tons of supports where they were not needed. ...I added 6 around the hold on the bottom, 2 on each corner, and one in...

... for a while now, which unfortunately can only output straight-edged prints. ...As a result, I chose to build a TARDIS from individual components: a base unit, a cap, comprehensive guidelines, and additional items are scheduled to be posted soon!

After I printed my first Springy, I was inspired to create my own and I've been looking for a reason to design the Tardis for a while, so I decided to combine them. You'll have endless hours of fun with whatever size you print. I have the small...