Doctor Who Snow Globe and Bookcase, and a Dalek Pizza
March 15, 2013 at 11:00 am 11 comments
A 1965 Daleks Snow Globe with a TARDIS. It looks like it is from the 60′s. Found on Daleks of the Day a tumblr which has a lot of other cool pictures of different dalek stuff. [via]
This woman is crafting some Doctor Who goodies and the money she makes she is putting toward donating to a family that suffered a great tragedy and loss. Twenty dollars for a cushion with a bow-tie. It looks comfy. (The donations and tragedy seem to be legit.)
From Think Geek a cool TARDIS hat. (Which is currently out of stock, BAH!) There is a kid who always walks around Second City on Sunday mornings who has a homemade TARDIS hat which is very similar to this one. It’s cool. TARDIS hats are cool now. [via]
How about this cute TARDIS bookcase small enough to fit in your bedroom. So darling! I remember the Doctor and his TARDIS showing up in quite a few bedrooms. Maybe this is a thing? [via]
And my favorite, a Dalek pizza. To be consumed, to get rid of the Daleks for ever. Ugh, I hate those things. And now I’m hungry. For pizza. [via]
And check out this Doctor Who Special of The Weakest Link on YouTube. David Tennant. Need I say more?
Entry filed under: Apparel, Concept Art, Doctor Who, Foodie, Mash-up. Tags: 11th Doctor, bookcase, crafting, cushion, Dalek, Dalek Pizza, Daleks of the Day, David Tennant, DIY, Doctor Who Special, donations, Hat, pizza, Snow Globe, TARDIS, The Weakest Link, Think Geek.
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Jae | March 15, 2013 at 1:31 pm
Loved this! Just wasted time watching that whole episode. Well, wasted is subjective, isn’t it?
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Jami Zehr | March 15, 2013 at 2:05 pm
Wasted is totally subjective. Did you have an awesome experience, did you learn something, would you regret not having watched it? Those are the questions I ask myself when I think I’ve “wasted” my time. Often, I find, I haven’t wasted anything and have had a moment of joy I would not have otherwise had.
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Jae | March 15, 2013 at 2:09 pm
Ah, no time wasted then.
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Jami Zehr | March 15, 2013 at 2:25 pm
Good!
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Frivolous Monsters | March 15, 2013 at 2:11 pm
If you’re interested there’s a Doctor Who celebrity edition of the quiz show Pointless being shown this month on the BBC. Pointless is much more fun than the Weakest Link!
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Frivolous Monsters | March 15, 2013 at 1:57 pm
I looked up your snow globe – I have a book – and it is from 1965 and they call it a ‘Dalek Meteorite Storm’ and say there were subtle variations with the number of different Daleks. Red snow / meteorites! The one in the book doesn’t even have a box (so they’re doing well!) and they (printed in the year 2000) say that a near mint price is £125!
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Jami Zehr | March 15, 2013 at 2:06 pm
That is totally awesome. And this reminds me of why I don’t collect things because my first thought is, I would totally sell that and take the 125 pounds.
( don’t think I have a pounds symbol available to me)
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Frivolous Monsters | March 15, 2013 at 2:10 pm
Prices can only have gone up in ten years, I imagine, but I can’t find one for sale at the moment. It does show a difference in our country’s ‘special relationship’ if you don’t have a £ symbol because we all have a $ symbol above our keyboard’s number 4!
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Jami Zehr | March 15, 2013 at 2:27 pm
I know, we are very American-centric. I have a dollar sign, but no pound symbol. I bet if I was using my phone I would have a pound sign. . . . . yup. Newer technology is less racist (is that the right word?).
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picturemereading | March 16, 2013 at 5:50 am
I WANT the Tardis bookshelf!!
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Jami Zehr | March 17, 2013 at 10:06 am
I think it would be fun to make one, if I ever find a bookshelf that could use a sprucing up I’m keeping this idea in mind.