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The Clown Prince of Crime's twisted doppelganger is known as the Batman Who Laughs.

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Doctor Who Clock Face Center hole diameter 8mm Outside diameter 30cm

This is a coaster made from the Doctor Who logo. ...It measures 3 inches in diameter.

based on the arts of doctor who the city of galifrey.

A TARDIS bracelet from Dr. ...Who. ...To be printed in flexy.

3D sculpted bust of Peter Capaldi's incarnation of DR WHO.

This Tardis mold hails directly from the renowned British sci-fi television program "Doctor Who."

This is one of the pieces of the game "Guess Who"

This is The Batman Who Laughs by Magnet assembled in a single cohesive entity.

Face card holder for Guess Who by Hasbro Copyright 2016. ... Created in Fusion360

28mm of Doctor Who monsters and aliens. ...This is a work in progress.

It was only a matter of time before who knows who would put this together. ...If you have all the time in the world, please feel free to print it. Print Settings Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: .2mm Infill: 20% Filament: Any PLA...

The Batman Who Laughs bust, Because i like the comic design of this Batman, not much the story XD This bust has Battle damage in the crown, its only the head, probably later i will make a full body statue. It is a little bit heavy so it make take a...

The pencil topper is designed as the tip of the Sonic Screwdriver used by recent Doctors. The pencil box features an opening TARDIS, the iconic time machine. On the ruler, instead of numbers 1-12, it lists Doctor names from William Hartnell to Peter...

https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Neural_block Interesting observation: I used artwork and video screenshots to design the neural block. The original prop was made in two halves with a cavity for electronics behind that "button" on the bottom (you can...

By splitting the two halves into separate STL files, I was able to join them together using some adhesive and give the geometric details a more pronounced look with Tinkercad's design capabilities. ... The photo shoot is still underway, but I'm not...

... and that the universe is full of endless possibilities waiting to be explored. Its intricate design reflects the complexities of the human heart, filled with both light and darkness, reminding us that we are all capable of greatness and destruction.

The little flaps are a tight fit, I designed this for a resin printer but please DO NOT use standard resin, it's far too brittle. I used ABS like resin and the little ball joints did not shatter. Note: I am really new to modelling, this...

... way he is. I've got a little trick up my sleeve too: add a lovely flowing skirt to your Weeping Angel piece, it'll make her look fabulous standing tall! I used a 15-line layered skirt that stood at two levels high - it really makes the design pop.

Crafted particularly for 3D printing purposes, the Tardis featured in Dr. ...Who includes fillets to provide support under overhangs.

The exceptional Tardis, hailing from the popular TV series Doctor Who, is undoubtedly the best spaceship in existence!

In the popular TV series Doctor Who, a beginner crafted a TARDIS replica from BBC's episode.

This is a Magic the Gathering (MTG) commander deck box. ...I use it for the Doctor Who Commander decks.

32mm scale miniatures of the Time Lady, Romana I (Mary Tamm) and Romana II (Lalla Ward) from Doctor Who.

14 incarnations of the Doctor from William Hartnell to Jodie Whittaker face off against 15 of the Doctor's most feared opponents, including two incarnations of the Master, in this whimsically designed chess set. The perfect chess set for the ultimate...

... an item for my sister, who's a big Dr. ...Who fan, is on my to-do list. She requested this unique gift, and I plan to share her collection of Doctor Who items soon. ...The item can be made from various materials, making it versatile and customizable.

... but I'm not sure what color would be best for the Dalek - maybe we can come up with something together. I created these designs using OpenSCAD software, but since the BBC owns the rights to both characters, it's not possible to sell them as is.