Traditional prop and model making for film and TV or simply for your own pleasure.
If you enjoy the hands on approach to making props and models, then this is probably the channel for you.
These videos are NOT tutorials and I don't claim to be an expert on any of the topics covered, however I do invite you to tag along with me and watch how I work on any given project - and if you happen to take something away from all this to help you in your own endeavours, then it's all been worth while.
I hope that you like what you see here on PB Props and Models - and thanks for stopping by.
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Well done! Fantastic!
Qual o material usado no vídeo?
É plástico de estireno. Disponível na maioria das lojas de hobby.
@@PBProps obrigado, aqui onde moro não tem 😅 Parabéns por cada um dos vídeos, seus trabalhos são ótimos.
@@adaovianadacruz2642 Obrigado por assistir. Você não precisa ser um fã do programa para curtir meus vídeos, espero que sejam apenas projetos interessantes para as pessoas assistirem e aprenderem um ou dois processos...
@@PBProps estou fazendo minha versão da Tardis usando pvc, mas sem ferramentas tá difícil 😅
Deve ser bastante fácil se tiver uma régua de metal decente e uma faca de cozinha, além da cola de PVC correcta. Não tenhas pressa e vai com calma. Por favor, diga-me como correu.
Nice editing
Thanks very much!
How much would you charge for a 8th doctors tardis 1:13th?
I'm not in a position to make these right now. Sorry about that.
@@PBProps no worries where about can I get the sealed down version for the 8th doctors tardis? As I would like to try but have struggled to get the scaling numbers to be right
I wouldn't know where to go for that, all I can suggest that you do is find the drawings for the full scale prop and then divide every measurement by 13. It's really that simple.
what glue did you use to make the box to make the ranis tardis and how strong was it
Casting my mind back across the 11 years since I made this, I seem to recall that it was a grab adhesive and was really very strong. Stronger than the material that it was bonding.
Love this format , this shows why prop builds are so much fun, working out next steps ...fantastic.
Oh thanks - I'm really glad that you like the format. It's always challenging trying to find the right balance of information versus practical demonstration of the work within a format such as this, but I'm pleased to know that people seem to like this kind of offering.
The EARTHSHOCK re-design is my favourite. Wish this re-design had flashing lights, in the chest unit, to tie them to the ‘60s Cybermen. The flashing lights would have made them look even more impressive, with the many shots of the Cybermen in the gloomy freighter hold. Never did like the silver-painted ski boots. They look goofy with the Cyberman’s new lanky frame. It was an improvement (imo) when they were swapped out for the silver and grey canvas lace-ups.
I do rather like the Earthshock type, mind you, they were my first exposure to the Cybermen. The moon boots were crap though, I agree -though as you said, at least they swapped them for the snow boots for the next story onwards.
I guess you could use a Skill Saw to that Mess Plastic
I'm not sure that I follow what you're getting at. What part of the build are you referring to?
Did you work on the DR.WHO Show??
No I didn't. It's not something that I'd really want to do, to be honest.
Great video...That label goo has driven me crazy for years....Not even 100 percent alcohol has worked...
Thanks. It's all about the right solvent for the job. Alcohol is fantastic for certain applications, just not this one!
Very nice!
Thanks!
Does this repair the damage done by the stress?
It really depends on the plastic. Polypropylene, it does in most cases when you reflow it with heat, but this wouldn't work so well on styrene, ABS and the likes.
Who's back here knowing David Tenant is the 14th Doctor and Ncuti Gatwa as Doctor number 15
Awesome video as always. I really enjoy watching how you work how you are going to build up your projects. Keep them coming.
Hey, thanks for watching. For a video like this, I often wonder if I'm talking too much as I know that people like to see stuff happening in rapid succession, but as a result of me explaining the process, the duration goes up. I appreciate the feedback, cheers.
Absolutely wonderful video. I enjoyed it immensely. I really hope you do more videos like this in the future.
I'm really glad that you liked it, thanks for tuning in. When you say you'd like more like this one, do you mean the duration or the fact that I'm being a bit chatty? That said, being chatty makes the videos naturally longer anyway...
@@PBProps i would say I liked both the duration and the chattyness. I think the extra showing how it was done as well.
@@sagshan133 Right, I think I get what you mean - obviously I show stuff in every video, but in this case it was more me chatting about the process as I did it. I don't think that I could do this on every video, but I don't mind mixing things up a bit. Basically, go back to how I started the channel. Cheers!
These videos have given me courage to try my hand at builds again. It's lovely work you do! Even when its not strictly Doctor Who related I will add.
You see, this is exactly why I do this. I want to share what I do in the hopes that others will take up the hobby and have a go for themselves... and if they learn something new along the way to help them, then even better!
Excellent. That's a really cool prop replica. Thank you for sharing - I enjoyed that. 👍👍👍
No problem. It's something a little different - which entertains me... and hopefully others too!
That's cool as all heck.!
Yeah, it's been on my list for quite a long time and before this one, I'd never seen anyone replicate it. It's a bit different.
@@PBPropsIt is! It's kinda re-ignited my desire for a Sliders Timer type device, and I've a couple of old shavers to start work from!
Do you know, I've heard about sliders and have seen people talk about it, but I've never actually seen it before. In fact, there's quite a lot of stuff that I've not seen, including many classic movies that supposedly should be on everyone's list...
@@PBProps Sliders is a better concept than it ever was as a show, but the tech is quite fun. Classic movies are always gonna be around, you'll get to them eventually!
In deed. One day...
A great prop and a great video
Well, thanks for watching and I'm glad you liked it. As always, I do appreciate the support.
Great build. I must have missed something - why did you use magnets to hold the front facia on?
Future proofing, in case I ever need to strip it down. It also makes it a cleaner join where glue would normally seep through the mesh. It also helped during the build as I constantly needed to put it together and take it a part again as I test fitted the parts. Glad that you liked it though, cheers for tuning in!
I didn't receive a notification for this video. Just thought you should know.
Thanks - the notification didn't go out this time, but at least you found it.