Doctor Who Night in Seattle: MONSTERS AND VILLAINS

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Comments

[eve11]

fantastic! Wow. I love hearing how all of the cool decorations were made :) hot wheels and laundry baskets FTW!

The TARDIS looks awesome.

[icebluenothing]

Yeah, somehow, the cheesier the materials that go into something like this, the happier it makes me when it turns out so well. :) Thanks!

[knitchick1979]

Holy crap that's AMAZING!

You are very talented, I never would have thought to use some of those materials. Great job!

I am so adding this to my memories, may help down the road :D

[icebluenothing]

Thank you! I hope you do find it helpful.

[d_c_m]

This is GREAT!!!! OMG! Your crafting skillz are amazing. :)

[icebluenothing]

Thanks!

[wulfae]

Hmmm... Maybe you could use that coruplast stuff? I don't think you'd be able to paint it though. Perhaps that as the base, covered in paper that you could spraypaint?

These decorations are really neat, you really used some great stuff to make them!

[icebluenothing]

That'd probably work .... If I were doing it over again, I'd probably just give it some internal structure with either dowels or PVC piping.

[candywarhol25]

YOU ARE AMAZING! Is it just me, or does the guy in the picture pointing a gun sort of remind anyone of Mike from Spaced???

Again, you are my complete HERO!!!

[icebluenothing]

Heh. I've never seen Spaced -- I really should, if I look like one of the characters. :)

[candywarhol25]

It's great! Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, and Edgar Wright in all their absurdist glory! It was a comedy series on BBC, was actually the genesis of Shaun of the Dead. It's brilliant, catch it on youtube, and you'll be an instant fanantic.

[icebluenothing]

Oh, duh, I hadn't even thought of just looking for it on YouTube -- I've looked longingly at the Region 2 PAL format DVDs at Scarecrow Video ....

Wait! Looking at their site now, I see it's now had a Region 1 NTSC format release! Score! Thanks -- I'll check it out.