On discussing it with C, the caretaker the tardis came up and a challenge to mount one to the trailer. You know what that means people.
IT'S ON MOTHERLOVERS!!!
I go home to be told I'm mad (and proud i admit that) and I begin.
On Saturday it's finally complete, still damp but attached to the bike just in time!
Built with a wooden frame, wrapped in cardboard and paper mache. Like i said, still damp on attachment.
I will admit i've never cycled so slow to transport anything, But the end result was worth it.
The fete was a roaring success and many others bought amazing time machines and tardis' (or tardii?) including one completely made by two girls. It was awesome. I wish I'd taken photos of it now.
Sadly the day went and the heavy rain began.
After the third soaking the tardii began bleeding. Well, the paint began to run. leaving a huge trail of blue everywhere and a sticky trailer for me to clean up. (i best do that soon)
I bear a challenge next year. Who wants to join in with me?
Paul
Awesome! Totally awesome.
ReplyDeleteThank you. On friday night I was panicking as I was still painting and preparing it. The TARDIS was covered in wet patches in the morning. Then the rain killed it as seen in the third photo.
DeleteThat is SO SO cool
ReplyDeleteJust popping back to say I've featured it this week:
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I made one out of a refrigerator box for a dance at my daughter's school that was superhero themed! It was so fun! I think if you have the frame, you could make one out of fabric like a tent, no?
ReplyDeleteThat would be a fun idea!