Dr. Who Sonic Screw Driver?

[ajroemisch]

This is a major shot in the dark but does anyone have a model for a Sonic Screw Driver? Prefferebly David Tennants pictured below?

Even any tips on modeling my own would be great.


PS. Detail is nice. not just a cylinder with a dome on one end.

 

[cgutzmer]

Drat - and I was gonna suggest a paper towel roll and a painted ping pong ball

Just kidding! I think this wold be an awesome model - there are so many great dr who things that could still be modeled (or modeled in newer methods)
Chris

 

[battman2036]

I'm gonna give it a shot in Metaseq. been looking for something to design and this should be easy enough with a bit of challenge. When done, I'll put it in a pep format. Keep in mind I'm new at this so cross your fingers.

 

[battman2036]

will this work? Haven't begun splitting it up in Pep yet. Let me know your thoughts. The mats on it aren't exact. Best I could do on them.

 

[ajroemisch]

will this work? Haven't begun splitting it up in Pep yet. Let me know your thoughts. The mats on it aren't exact. Best I could do on them.

These look quite promising to me. Once you get a skin on them they should be quite good. i would agree that it probably wont be the easiest build.

 

[tjbmurph]

I've been looking for one as well. I've found an 11th doctor one, but I think it was intended for children as it's basically a square tube. A model of the TARDIS console would be fun to do also.

 

[Dave Ward]

A lot of folks will use a "crackle" paint on their Tennant/Eccleston sonics to get that effect.