
SillySparrowness not only has a delightful name, she is the cutest. She’s built a portable TARDIS (and really, all time travel machines should be portable) and made a nicely put together video documenting the build. All of that is awesome, but it gets better. She’s cute and clever. I want to be this lady’s friend.
Watch the video after the break.
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As a Skyrim addict, Evil FX has a dream of creating a complete Daedric suit of armor, and as a first step created this Daedric sword as a “test build”. The sword is made from heavily dremeled EVA sheet foam, because it is ideal “for carrying around all day at conventions and passing all con/customs weapon policies”.
Hit the jump to check out a video of the creative process.
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We’ve featured these awesome Hobbes stuffed toys in the past, but getting your hands on a quality version like this has been difficult. However, if you have some stitching skills you can make one yourself using the pattern created by Instructables user seamster. Check out the link below for instructions.
(Instructables via Craftzine)

Check out more of Tanya’s nerdy snowflake creations in the link below.
(via GAS)

Our friends at Archie McPhee alerted us to this magnificent Cthulhu-themed Christmas tree they made out of about 50 Cthulhu tentacles and one hard to find plush Cthulhu (though there are alternatives like this and this).
If I was a little kid and my presents were under this tree, I would be grabbing them with a stick at a distance of at least 10 feet.
(via Geyser of Awesome)

Available in Boba Fett, Stormtrooper, Darth Vader and Clonetrooper designs, these DIY Star Wars snowflakes will earn you a round of kudos from your fellow nerds while wowing the ignorant with their beautiful designs. Conclusion: you can’t lose.
Check out some additional photos after the break.
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Although this project started life as a FurReal Friends Butterscotch Pony, it was converted into a fire breathing monster by Instructables contributor lvl_joe using, among other things, a flame thrower and some Arduino boards. If you want to make your own, you can check out the full set of instructions at Instructables.
Check out a video demonstration after the break.
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A Chinese student built this impressive transformer that actually morphs into an airplane. Details on the project are scarce, but you can check out a series of photos after the break.
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Soooomebody is getting a World’s Greatest Dad mug for Christmas!
(via Reddit)

We’ve seen fans transform all kinds of objects into a TARDIS, from refrigerators to bus stops—and this movie shelf by by UK model-maker msmuse101 is another worthy addition.
(The RPF via Technabob)