No, no one did.

Are you referring to the explosion from the end of the Peter Howell theme? Or was there another section? (I'm a bit of a Doctor Who Theme nut, lol)

Yeah, that was it. Just a bit of fun and a test to see how much KZfaq's systems let stuff through.

PB Props Just wondering what type of paint did you use?

@@James_Ravenscroft I'm pretty sure that you can see it in the video and if I remember correctly, it was a mix of Tamiya and Humbrol acrylics.

I'm a simple man too and this is the kind of thing that I like to hear. Thanks.

Thanks. I rather like that prop too - it looks amazing in Logopolis.

@@PBPropsLogopolis was where I really fell in love with the TARDIS (police box shell).

That's rather heart warming to hear. Thanks for such a lovely comment!

Agreed!

@@KapybaraKSP Maybe one day I could do something along the lines of a live build session where everyone could watch and comment as we progress.

PB Props is seriously love that!

@@KapybaraKSP Of course the next thing is to decide on what to do. It'd have to be something that can be done in an hour or so. No huge projects or anything like that.

Thanks - but as I said recently on FB, there was no ending to this video, so I had to rethink the entire thing or simply abandon it - which up until yesterday, I was going to do. Glad you like the lighting system though!

Ah, if only I had the footage of the soul crushing moment when I realised that the doors suddenly wouldn't close - brown alert ensued, much cursing and a desperate fix was sought because it had to be delivered the next day! Job done and sorted in the end.

Thanks very much, I'm glad that you like it.

I've always thought if they just changed the colour and had the accurate graphics, it'd make all the difference. Thanks for your support!

This summer we might be getting a 5th doctor tardis as a b&m set

We'll have to wait and see. I've still not found the Baker box yet, though a few kind folks here have offered to pick me one up.

This video was almost abandoned as I'd lost all interest in doing it, so if I recall, I simplified it down to a sort of compilation set to music. This made it a lot easier for me.

I think I'm using a slightly less ungainly iron in this build, one that I can hold like a pencil... and yes, I was acutely aware that people might be thinking of the last time that I soldered on camera, so I put in extra effort to concentrate on where my fingers were in relation to hot, burny things. Seems to have worked.

Cheers.

Thanks!

I'm really glad that you think so - thanks very much.

Oh well done, I'm glad you've done it and are pleased with your results - I bet it does look fantastic!

I have had the Jade Pagoda on my list for some time, I just need a few bits of equipment first before I tackle it.

That's excellent. I tried to explain about it so someone on a forum, who obviously did not read, and who called me a liar, despite me referring her to the book covers in question. I have a six year old nephew who has suddenly become fascinated by the TARDIS. Showing him The Doctor's explanation to Leela how the inside is bigger than the outside, satisfied his first question, but then he asked: "How does it go?" Oh dear. Telling him it's just a TV show would get the reply: "Yeees... But how is it meant to work? Daddy said to ask you." Cheers, brother, cheers.

I was 5 when my Dad told me that the console room was actually in the corner of a studio and not in the box, so in my mind, all TV studios had roundels on the walls and that the BBC just built the console and put it in the corner of the room to film with. Odd how the mind works. Though if it wasn't for my Dad telling me this, then I'd have never got into film making and model building!

Cheers. Hopefully I'll get to move onto something a bit different for the next project - who knows?

Cheers, I appreciate that!

Cheers and thanks for watching!

Well, I wouldn't go that far - but I get what you mean. Cheers!

Yeah, that's the version that this one is loosely based on, so that's why I had to get choppy with the old saw on it. Glad that you liked it and also it's great to hear that you've used the videos to help you with your projects too - that's brilliant to know. Thanks!

@@PBProps I recommended to your to everyone that asked for tips, so hopefully you might get some more subscribers! This is how mine turned out: instagram.com/p/Bu_3Z_kHJgy/

Thanks for doing that, I appreciate it! Also, your model is gorgeous - very well done in deed!

@@PBProps Cheers!

Thanks. I have to admit that I prefer making things from scratch, rather than adapting already existing items, but conversely, it was nice to do something a bit more on the simplistic side for a change where I didn't have to spend weeks constructing it in the first place.

@@PBProps I quite enjoy watching your videos regardless, the making process is fascinating!

Thanks!

Thanks - glad you think so!

Cheers, glad that you like both the conversion and the video. As for the video, I do like to change things up every now and then and with the recording of this project nose diving into failure mode, the only way to rescue it was to edit it this way.

@@PBProps Good job on both counts, the completed model and the video, it's the end result that counts. After all getting there whilst dealing with problems, just makes the journey that much more interesting! A good final result makes all the difference, especially when one is up against it, so in this instance, you've definitely succeeded !!

Thanks - you are right of course. Problem solving really is the key to all things in life, I guess - projects and all.

Thanks, glad that you like it!

Thanks. It was something a little different.

Thanks, I do try... sometimes. Hmm, you mean the TARDIS, don't you? :)

@@PBProps Ha, ha, indeed I do.

Thanks. I've done similar stuff in a few other videos, but because it's becoming increasingly difficult to get music through KZfaq's copyright claim filters, I tend to avoid it, but with this video, I had to risk it as otherwise the entire footage would have been abandoned. Thanks for watching though!

That's great to hear, cheers!

Thanks, glad you think so.

Oh right. I'm not overly familiar with the show these days, so what part of the TARDIS was this for?

@@PBProps OK sorry inside the tardis the main control panel up high 3 turning rectangular panels moving in different direction to each other I think 12th doctor who Tennant 😊

Ah - I gotcha. The thing with all the swirly text stuff on it. Sounds like it must have been an interesting build. I'd love to hear more.

@@PBPropsHi Unfortunately I just build the dc 32amp Drive assembly. Which operated the dc motors inside the all singing and dancing display Modules

@@andysanger7723 Oh right. Well, if ever I need some electronics help, I know who to call!

The client in this instance wanted the toy to look like the TARDIS as seen in Black Orchid, so that required some plastics butchery and a bit of mild modification. The little people's absence is down to the fact that I'd already eaten them by this point. Fee fi fo fum - and all that.

Troughton's TARDIS is the Pertwee / Baker box, just with less damage repair. So technically, I've already made it. I may do that specific variation at some point when I mould and cast up the master tooling that I made a year or so back.

I'm currently thinking about a way to release stuff like this, I have plans for it, but it may take a bit of time to organise. Stay tuned though.

@@PBProps How about releasing them online so we can print it out ourselves? Also, would you be able to do one for the New Series boxes as well or just classic?

@@drxshock6957 As I said, I need to look into how I could do this. And yes, I can do it for all boxes from all eras , but I have to find a way of hosting it all somewhere. I'll think of something.

@@PBProps Hmmm. As for image hosting. I can only think of Imgur or other things. You'll probably have a better idea though, thanks for replying!

First off, thanks - secondly, there's no such thing as a silly question. If you don't know something, you have to ask to find out! So the answer to your excellent question is; a Universal Razor Saw - the brand I'm using in this instance is Zona. They're widely available across the globe, so you will have no problems getting one. While you're at it, pick up a set of spare blades as well.

@@PBProps That's great, and thanks for getting back to me.

No problem, glad I could help!

They are 1/13 scale.

I've thought about it, but I've never actually done it. I've always found the toys a bit on the small side for my liking - nice as they are.

There's only one in this video and that one was sent to me by the client. If you're referring to all the other TARDISes in the other videos, then I scratch built them.

@@PBProps I see, thank you. I try find some of this Tardises on Ebay, but it's very rare and extremely expensive.

Thanks, though I'm sure I'll be talking more nonsense in future videos!

For £20 you can buy a TARDIS toy just like this one, but it has no electronics. Thanks for the sentiments anyway.

@@PBProps Oh yeah, i just looked, i might consider it because i just found one for £30

You buy the toy, send it my way, pay me some cash and then you get it back in the form just as you want it to be.

@@PBProps How much cash!? Are you in the UK?

The price depends on what exactly you want me to do and yes, I am in the UK. Your best bet is to come up with a budget, drop me an email (details can be found in the "About" page) telling me exactly what you want and then we'll discuss things further.

I'll get around to these at some stage. I've already done the Pertwee / Baker box - which is the Troughton box for all intents and purposes, save for a few minor details and colour.

@@PBProps Just to let you know I am doing my gcse's and on subject is dt is that going to help me do things like you and I am around 13-15

Yes, DT will help to give you the fundamental foundation skills to get started with this kind of thing. That said, I'd advise you to always be making stuff in your spare time, the more you make, the more you learn. And if things go wrong, that's a valuable lesson too!

I'm sorry to say this, but no - this won't be happening. The toy is due out at some point, I'd suggest that you just wait for its release, then you can get it at an "off the shelf" toy price, rather than pay me a fat wad of cash to research, design, build, wire up and then paint it for you. Thanks for your interest though.

I've seen a picture of it, yes. It's just another variation of the toy I designed.

@@PBProps the thing that annoys me abiut it though is no backrop of the console room they had more that enough space in the hollow shell to add some lights for the windows the backdrop could have been placed on the back wall to mimic the entry way in but...i guess thats asking too much of character options these days.

@@G.reviewz It's not really asking too much of them, it's more about market demand for these toys. Sadly these days it's dwindling and companies just aren't willing to risk stocking the items in large quantities like they used to because, like I just said, the market demand is no longer there on the same scale as say 10 years ago. It's quite telling that CO produced an accurate TARDIS prototype and when I saw it, I doubted that it'd ever see the light of day... Instead, we got a cheaper to produce, slightly retooled Classic box. The toy world is sadly in decline right now. Hopefully one day it'll pick up again.

@@PBProps ya know what i feel ya there absolutely right i mean back when i was..oh god..uhm..10..12 anyway the license for sonic the hedgehog toys was with jazwares and they made blinding sonic figures from 5.5 ish to like these really big well articulated statue figures really good quality and stuff you could pose them for days i loved them then sonic boom came out and tomy got the license from jazwares if you look at the figure side by side the quality is lacking greatly. Its like when the doctor who figures went to them shitty fucking 3 and 3 quater inch toys like the really tiny poorly detailed ones.

Are you asking about converted toys? I could do that if I could find the toys to start with, but they're hard to come by where I live. I'll give it some thought.

I ment make custom tardis sets with any Dr

This is on the cards, but to do them the way I want them to be, I need to buy a few pricey bench machines first.

Congratulations and well done!