Dear Forum Folks:
Here we go with a build report, A lot of things came together to do this project. 1. Around Christmas time I got a can of Scotch77 glue. 2. collected Cerial boxes for 1/2 year. 3. RocketManTan designed his Tardis. 4. My 13 year old Daughter saw the forum pictures over my shoulder and said "thats the Tardis!" not known to me she has been watching Dr. Who on Net Flecks on her mothers tablet. Childern Bonding time. Note As I get older I love Lamanation, Layering and Rivits this has 2 out of three.
So away I went I spray glued the 65# cardstock to Save A Lot Rolling Honey Nut Oats Boxes the lamanation came out to 0.76mm in thickness. Next change was to put yellow windows in because Erin the daughter said "Daddy in the last Dr. Who when the Tardis moved the windows went yellow" OK I had some yellow card stock cut out and paste See Pictures. I printed a second copy of the front of the Tardis and cut out the Poster and glues that as just card stock, Cut out the handles and just used two layers of card stock.
Problems came when putting the corner posts on if I was computer graphic I would have redone the posts wider however I just used the watercolor pencil to hide the white areas also had to cut a little out of the top corner brackets to fit. The Light on top was done by splitting the cardboard from the light as I ran out of ink in the printer.
I really enjoyed doing this project, Some one in another thread said that the tardis done with just card stock was wavy. Well I have nicknamed my daughters tardis "the Solid Brick Outhouse"
Hope you like it,
MILES
Thanks to AirDave for pushing Scotch 77 and to RocketManTan for a great model in 1/8 scale, Also to Retired of now for the next project the Sonic Screwdriver.
Here we go with a build report, A lot of things came together to do this project. 1. Around Christmas time I got a can of Scotch77 glue. 2. collected Cerial boxes for 1/2 year. 3. RocketManTan designed his Tardis. 4. My 13 year old Daughter saw the forum pictures over my shoulder and said "thats the Tardis!" not known to me she has been watching Dr. Who on Net Flecks on her mothers tablet. Childern Bonding time. Note As I get older I love Lamanation, Layering and Rivits this has 2 out of three.
So away I went I spray glued the 65# cardstock to Save A Lot Rolling Honey Nut Oats Boxes the lamanation came out to 0.76mm in thickness. Next change was to put yellow windows in because Erin the daughter said "Daddy in the last Dr. Who when the Tardis moved the windows went yellow" OK I had some yellow card stock cut out and paste See Pictures. I printed a second copy of the front of the Tardis and cut out the Poster and glues that as just card stock, Cut out the handles and just used two layers of card stock.
Problems came when putting the corner posts on if I was computer graphic I would have redone the posts wider however I just used the watercolor pencil to hide the white areas also had to cut a little out of the top corner brackets to fit. The Light on top was done by splitting the cardboard from the light as I ran out of ink in the printer.
I really enjoyed doing this project, Some one in another thread said that the tardis done with just card stock was wavy. Well I have nicknamed my daughters tardis "the Solid Brick Outhouse"
Hope you like it,
MILES
Thanks to AirDave for pushing Scotch 77 and to RocketManTan for a great model in 1/8 scale, Also to Retired of now for the next project the Sonic Screwdriver.
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