tardis transformer 3d models

Check out these instructions for my Tardis Transformer V2 build! To publish the Word Doc, I included a STL with a Bow Tie design since they're quite cool. Follow these simple steps: print, cut out, and stick on your new transformation accessory.

It has a simplified transformation sequence and the parts are easier to assemble. The new design is 6 ounces lighter and 25% less plastic than the original, making it simpler and more affordable to print. Despite being less posable due to fewer axis...

Inspired by Jason Casteel's artwork, a TARDIS Prime-themed T-shirt (http://jasoncasteel.deviantart.com/art/TARDIS-Prime-T-Shirt-260357984), I decided to figure out how to make the design physically work. Despite having to create the transformation...

Ellindsey 's Tardis Transformer V2 (Tighter Shoulder Joint) is a fantastic print, and came out almost perfectly, but I still had loose shoulder and elbow joints which made posing the figure difficult. ... To mitigate the ragdoll-like effect, I've...

I'm thrilled with Ellindsey's TARDIS Transformer! Assembling it was a breeze, and its fully printable design makes it a solid choice. My only gripe is that Optimus Prime looks out of place - I mean, who pairs a bow tie with that? The hair and head...

I'm remixing the front portion of the Tardis Transformer V2. I found mixing Transformers with Doctor Who a bit jarring, so I replaced it with a Cyberman head instead! I used the Cyberman Action Figure Upgrade from 7777773 @...

You might want to color these differently when you get a bit more experience with printing and coloring (you'll probably end up preferring certain colors anyway, I used grey and blue, as it was convenient for a Tardis). ### Upper Body 1. 2. **Head...

Ellindsey's TARDIS Transformer model is impressive, easy-to-assemble, fully printable, and sturdy. Although a unique choice for Optimus Prime's head with the bow tie, it still fits well without connectors or glue. The hair and head snap together...

I rebuilt Nonnef's TARDIS Transformer twice, making significant changes the second time around. Be warned: I printed it at 75% scale and designed my revised parts accordingly! If you're planning to print the TARDIS at full size, be sure to scale up...

To follow your friend's suggestion of using a color other than blue, recolor the entire design in pink from a spare reel. While doing this, replace the head parts, headpivot, and fists with corresponding ones from another model. Keep the bow in red,...

Why am I printing one of these? It's because a friend told me to print one in pink instead of blue, and there was an unused reel of pink film just waiting. While reworking it, I came up with a new head design. Replace the original parts and...

Find detailed build instructions, along with the transforming process, on the Instructables page (http://www.instructables.com/id/Tardis-Transformer-Pick-your-flavor/). A 7/10/13 update includes door details, a Mark1 neck transformation, redone...

While constructing the Transformer Tardis according to nonnef's instructions on thingiverse.com/thing:110397, I encountered a critical issue with the ankles cracking when attempting to assemble them to the feet. To resolve this problem, I redesigned...

remix of this design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:110397 made by Nonnef. ...It uses 1.75 filament as rods and TPU for the ball joints.

With around 100 parts to be printed and several glued together, this toy is more complex than my previous Tardis Transformers. Two parts require full support during printing while five parts have small pre-added supports that need to be removed...

The Tardis from Doctor Who.

This is a TARDIS from the Doctor Who series.

The TARDIS from Doctor Who is a remarkable vessel, largely due to its awesome appearance.

Le TARDIS de Docteur WHO Conçu par ma fille Emma avec Tinkercad Imprimé sur Creality CR10S Pro

The miniature time machine from the British sci-fi series is a low-cost replica of the iconic TARDIS.

Jeremy Titus crafted an intricate 3D model of a Time Lord's trusted vessel, known as the TARDIS.

A legendary spaceship known as the Tardis is featured prominently within the popular British television show, Dr. ...Who.

I built this fun little TARDIS all by myself because I was eager to create something of my own.

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

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.

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

Credit goes to Rob for allowing us to utilize his vintage-style red telephone as part of our Doctor Who TARDIS replica.

My take on the Tardis from Dr. Who. Not horribly accurate, but pretty good for my first design from scratch. ...At least I think so.

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?

In the popular British TV show, Doctor Who, the TARDIS features a spacious interior designed for easy installation of lighting and audio systems.