tardis model

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...

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...

From 1963 through 1969, Hartnell and Troughton utilized the TARDIS.

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...

... handles and a keyhole. ...**On 11/19/2016, print the revised 'actual_tardis_fixed.stl' file - following Netfabb-facilitated enhancements suggested by Thingiverse member MichaelAtOz, who highlighted the holes. ...This is the Tardis you seek!**

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...

... 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 printing efficiency. ...I also tweaked the light assembly to make it more suitable for tiny prints.

Despite recognizing that my TARDIS design may be subpar, it's worth mentioning that one version is 3D printable, whereas the other isn't. ...In comparison to the less detailed 3D printable model, the non-printable option boasts more intricate features.

<p>Tradis Parking Only. ...Now you can designate a parking spot for the Tardis along with a warning to all who take your parking spot. This is modeled in layers so you can do color changes. Please consider buying me a coffee

This is a keyring of TARDIS which is Doctor Who's magnificent police box.

A simplified version of the TARDIS is available for Whovians to appreciate!

This is a miniature Tardis in disguise, hidden within an ordinary-looking egg.

By merging concepts, I designed a unique item featuring elements of both BMO and the light-up TARDIS. For those interested in adding labels, the original TARDIS design includes them. ...Enjoy!

This base is crafted specifically for the Parametric Tardis Thing 13109 by Gossamer, engineered to accommodate either an Arduino Nano or Gemma to energize a vibrant 12-LED Neopixel display or a majestic big LED situated atop the TARDIS.

A key from the TARDIS, featured in the initial run of Doctor Who series, is what you're referring to.

I crafted a replica of the Tardis box myself, ensuring that the top and bottom components seamlessly merged together.

... for the detailed assembly instructions. Visit http://alantronics.tumblr.com/post/25417019219/making-a-simple-tardis-bookcase to access this resource. ... Remember, the limit is 60 words for rewriting, so try to keep it concise and relevant.

My daughter made this model for her very first Google SketchUp project, a great achievement. This 3D printer uses support-free printing by splitting the object into three distinct parts. Assembly is a breeze with gel superglue, just be sure to follow...

... in with its surroundings using a clever "chameleon circuit". A Tardis also has feelings (imagine a machine that thinks and acts like a person) and gives its users special powers, such as a universal translator that lets you understand any language.

You can also check out my other projects for this door at: Tardis Door Sign - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2350804 Tardis Lock - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2368177 Right now, I'm focusing on creating a light fixture to top off the door,...

Store the Tardis securely within your wallet, and don't forget to check out my page on Cubify.com for more details!

Featuring a vacant TARDIS from Doctor Who, this object possesses a base that may be imprinted for sealing purposes, thereby converting it into a functional storage vessel.

A DXA file is available for laser engraving, crafting a wooden version of the Doctor Who's TARDIS; initially designed as a unique birthday gift.

These sturdy, freestanding TARDIS bookends proudly display your love of British science fiction. ...Made from high-quality materials, they require no additional support and can be placed anywhere in the room to keep books organized while showcasing...

A Modular TARDIS is being designed, primarily based on the specifications found at this link: http://d2rormqr1qwzpz.cloudfront.net/photos/2014/03/05/58688-tardis_plans.jpg. Each interlocking piece requires a tolerance of 0.25mm on all sides. ...This...

Print instructionsLicence: Creative Commons - Attribution - Share Alike Instructions Full tutorial: https://learn.adafruit.com/tiny-tardis-pendant/ You can print the parts in either PLA or ABS. We recommend printing the Tardis body part in either...

Earring design inspired by girmane514's Thingiverse model, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:435504, meticulously recreated from scratch with thoughtful improvements to enhance functionality and aesthetics. The 10th Doctor-inspired earrings feature...

Please comment I and will keep you up with the news.PrintingAll parts can be printed with no support at 0.1mm layer  with a 0.4mm nozzle.I like to print the visible parts of the glasses in the smooth side of the 3D printer glass.Small TARDIS is...

The Tardis is a detailed model, down to the hinges on the phone panel. The default scale is about the smallest printable size, given the thinness of the walls. The top and the body of the box are provided as separate pieces, allowing for cleaner...

Compatible with 3mm materials such as wood-birch ply or white and clear acrylic sheets, this model was based on an online scale graphic. Laser cutting takes around four hours for an 80-watt laser. Photos may appear cropped or rotated due to...