Hasta La Gadget!

Daleks are pretty ominous creatures to begin with, but this cool ultimate Dalek design is kinda terrifying. To be honest, I’m not sure that the Doctor can take on this thing, let alone an army of them. How are you going to stop it? THIS is how the Daleks should come back. It will surely kill the universe.

This amazing creation comes from DeviantArtist wako88 who really should be working for Doctor Who.

This thing looks like it’s part Iron Man, part Dalek, with a little Cyberman thrown in. It probably assimilated some Samus Aran too. This is the ultimate Dalek weapon. A Dalek Death Star if you will. Basically…run!

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We’ve all seen the famous Dogs Playing Poker paintings. The Doctors Playing Poker version is soooo much better. It is the work of artist SugarHappyJax, who should really write for the show. I would have totally watched this episode.

It shows the 4th, 9th, 10th and 11th Doctors all playing a game of poker with a Cyberman, a Dalek and the Master (Anthony Ainley version). It has a lot of nice details, like Van Gogh’s exploding TARDIS painting, playing cards with K-9 on the back, the fez, even the crack in time.

This painting is well worth the $500(USD) asking price.

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s the $59.99 Doctor Who R/C Flying TARDIS! Doctor Who fans will definitely be able to identify with this remote controlled toy, especially when it comes in the form factor of the beloved TARDIS. In fact, this has been touted to be the world’s smallest flying TARDIS, and who am I to argue against that particular claim? Apart from that, this also happens to be an officially licensed Doctor Who merchandise, so you have nothing to worry about when it comes to being accused of purchasing a bootleg product.

There is one major drawback, however, as you would need to provide the *vworp vworp* noises yourself. Yes sir, this tiny 3” TARDIS is more than capable of sneaking its way around your home or office, where you navigate it carefully using an IR controller. It is capable of managing vertical takeoffs and landings, so there is no need to clear the meeting room table as a runway. The law of diminishing returns apply here though, as the Doctor Who R/C Flying TARDIS will require 30 minutes of charging time in exchange for approximately 6 minutes of continuous play time.
[ Doctor Who R/C Flying TARDIS lacks the necessary sound effects copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

I think the greatest thing to happen in the LEGO realm is the Cuusoo site where people can submit their own LEGO designs and if those designs get enough votes, they can become official building kits. This is how we ended up with the awesome Back to the Future and Ghostbusters LEGO sets.

We know that LEGO has cleared any legal hurdles to making Doctor Who kits, and what may well be the coolest kit we have seen has turned up on Cuusoo and needs your votes to go into production.

The kit was designed by a man named Andrew Clark and he did a great job. The set includes a TARDIS and control room, K9, and a Dalek. The designer has also proposed a number of minifigs, including two doctors, two companions, a weeping angel and a cyberman.

The project needs 10,000 votes for consideration. Go vote now!

[via Nerd Approved]

If you’re looking for a place to store the various bits of jewelry you’ve amassed traveling through space and time, then look no further than this TARDIS Jewelry Box.

While it doesn’t contain a huge control room inside, its numerous drawers and storage areas sure make it seem bigger on the inside. It’s even got a little mirror in there so you can admire your devilish good looks.

It’s too bad that it’s just made out of thick, coated cardboard instead of something a bit more substantial. Still, the TARDIS Jewelry Box is way cheaper than an actual TARDIS.

Just open up a vortex to Entertainment Earth, and you can buy one for $32.99(USD).