Dr. Who...

[monstrol]

Here is a free library fabricated in the style of a tardis, a  key element in the Dr. Who universe.
It was commissioned by a local neighborhood association. When you do something for a neighborhood association just remember the whole neighborhood has an opinion....

 

[WastedP]

That looks like a fun project.

Be careful, no good deed goes unpunished.

 

[birchwoodwerks]

That's awesome..My cousin just commissioned me to make a office door to look like the tardis haha

 

[monstrol]

Thx, it was fun to build.

 

[jacko9]

I am just constantly amazed at how much room is in one those things  [wink]

Jack

 

[monstrol]

It's impossible to keep filled with books. .....

 

[Kevin D.]

That's a cool project.  I was a big Dr Who fan of the Tom Baker years growing up in my teens.

 

[bdiemer]

I've got no use for one, but now I've got to build one. Great work, thanks for sharing!
                                                                                                                Barry

 

[Stone Message]

I do not really want to lower the tone but...

After many years of taking a shovel for a walk the British Army decided it was time that we stopped digging, dumping and burying and they introduced the use of the mobile lavatories seen on building sites and used, I am sure, the world over. They were about the same shape and not far off the same size as the Tardis. They were affectionately referred to as a "Turdis".

We put the bikes on the car and took a fairly long journey westwards to Bath here in the UK. There is a great, mainly traffic free, cycle route along an old railway line that goes all the way to Bristol. On the cycle route is a brilliant café run by an enterprising group of ladies and they have a real Tardis, just like the real thing, in the middle of the café grounds. It is their loo.

Peter

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