40 Years Through Time and Space by cobalt
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Description
Celebrating 40 years of Doctor Who - The first and Eighth Doctors meet across the centuries.
TARDIS Police Box models created in 3dsMax.
"Cobalt's Deck" model - available in free downloads section.
The 1st Doctor's wardrobe provided by PhilC Designs
Background Photo taken in my backyard, mid-summer. Deck textures, and tree shadows based on photos also taken in my backyard, mid-summer.
Comments (10)
DarkFlame
Cool Pic, lets hope the new series is half decent hu? ;D
Franka
The Tardis is magnificent! Better than all of the other sci-fi ships, just because of its interior! Sometimes I'm phantasizing about the Tardis appearing in a cargo bay of the Enterprise and Geordi LaForge studying it.
Artzy
Excellent Work!
StudioTjeerd
I love it as much as I loved dr. Who! Great tribute to this marvellous series.
Lunaseas
Very good...just to let you know they are going to make another Dr. Who series in the UK.
pakled
they made it to 8..? missed them after Tom Baker..
Redfern
The only thing that would have made this better would have been posting it upon November 23rd, the anniversary date of the series' debut. I especially appreciate the attention to detail you gave to each TARDIS. Viewers, notice the greyscale version has pale window panes and a light colored phone panel whereas the "modern" TARDIS has a dark blue for nearly everything. The early Police Box also has a symbol on the right side door. Forgive me, Colbalt, I can't remember its details. Trust me, guys, he got them right! Pakled, those would be Peter Davidson (5), Colin Baker (6), Sylvestor McCoy (7) and Paul McGann (8) in the Fox movie version. Sincerely, Bill
professorzoom
Thanks for a great picture, I wish that I'd had the idea first although I wouldn't of made as good an effort
ikaros
That's brilliant!
Sarte
Too awesome for words.