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Tuesday, November 22
A Witty Little Knitter!
Jennifer D, hailing from Canada, sent us in some uh-mayzing pictures of her knitted creations. Jennifer sells her knitted works, which include cell phone cases and amigurimis (stuffed toys), cases on Etsy and they definitely look like gifts worth getting!
Jennifer's crotchet TARDIS also has its own blog, documenting its travels - how cute!
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Friday, October 21
The Wonderful Book 1965
Based on The Brilliant Book, whovian Paul Smith has made a older counterpart, entitled The Wonderful Book 1965. Although it is entirely fictitious, it is still a great read!
The book can be viewed here or you can check it out below.
The book can be viewed here or you can check it out below.
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Thursday, October 20
The Doctor in 20mb

This mahoosive TWENTY MEGABITE picture is made of up lots of scenes from the past two series to make up the Doctor. Check it out, if you dare test your browser's capabilities!
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Tuesday, September 6
Dubstep Who
We came across this amazing dubstep version of the Doctor Who theme tune. It's amazing.
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Friday, August 19
Pick of the Podcasts
Following last night's Torchwood extravaganza, here are some recent fan podcasts that we recommend you listen to...
Related links:
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Where's Wall-E?
But more importantly, where are the Cybermen and Daleks? And can you spot any more Doctor Who robots?
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Wednesday, August 17
Muppet Who
Check out this amazing Muppet-inspired drawing of various Doctor Who characters!
We particularly like Miss Piggy Song, or should I say, Miss Piggy Pond....?
[thanks to Amy Mebberson]
We particularly like Miss Piggy Song, or should I say, Miss Piggy Pond....?
[thanks to Amy Mebberson]
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Friday, August 5
Tardis Base launches new magazine!
Planet Gallifrey favourites, Tardis Base, have launched their brand new fanzine online.

The magazine, which can be read here, is spearheaded by Ashley McLoughlin, who previously worked on the popular fanzine Mad Doctor Who Magazine which ran from 2007 - 2010.
After flicking through, I definitely rate this a 5-star effort. The style and layout is stunningly professional and the content is equally as enjoyable.
Don't forget to bombard them with tons of praise!

The magazine, which can be read here, is spearheaded by Ashley McLoughlin, who previously worked on the popular fanzine Mad Doctor Who Magazine which ran from 2007 - 2010.
After flicking through, I definitely rate this a 5-star effort. The style and layout is stunningly professional and the content is equally as enjoyable.
Don't forget to bombard them with tons of praise!
Sunday, June 19
The Eleven iPadoctors
Check out this amazing set of drawings someone did using the iPad:
I love them! My particular favourite is the 10th Doctor one; it reminds me of the Pink Panther kind of style from the 70s/80s. You can check out his other stuff here.
(Thanks to Tom!)
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I love them! My particular favourite is the 10th Doctor one; it reminds me of the Pink Panther kind of style from the 70s/80s. You can check out his other stuff here.
(Thanks to Tom!)
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Saturday, June 11
Let's Kill Moffat
Before I begin, this is not a post to incite any harm towards Our Moffat.
This has been doing the rounds on Tumblr:
Amazing!
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Sunday, October 31
The Daleks' Master Pumpkin
Check out this AMAZING pumpkin-Dalek one of our readers made for Halloween! Julian from Pennsylvania spent over seven hours making this monster.
So cute!
So cute!
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Saturday, June 26
Monday, October 12
Matchstick Dalek
I've come to a conclusion recently... Some people really are quite insane... In a good way of course :)

Read the full article here :)
Dalek made entirely of matchsticks invades Bognor Regis
The extraterrestrial enemy of Doctor Who took 480,000 hand-glued matchsticks and 606 hours over the course of two years to complete.
The Dalek, which Brian has nicknamed 'Stick', is fully operational.

It is mounted on castors enabling it to be moved around and has an mp3 player voicebox inside which plays the terrifying command – 'exterminate, exterminate'.
Brian and Hazel want to see the massive model sold to the highest bidder by Christmas, as they have no room in their house to hold on to the human-sized Dalek.
Read the full article here :)
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