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Let the geekiness continue!

I'm taking geekiness to new dimensions, aren't I?

So I was a bit bored last night and started watching "Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead" and my friend came over. When the latter episode came to a finish the forementioned friend said it'd be cool to have a notebook that resembled the TARDIS, and I of course agreed. And huzzah! Here's what that little bit of chat produced.

The notebook is A5 with 60 pages (Well, 120 if you count both sides of the pages, but that's just me trying to make it sound grander than it is). Materials include paper (made to look older with tea), cardboard, acrylic paints, basic things needed for bookbinding, lots of glue and luck.

I tried to make it durable, and definitely not as disheveled as the one seen on screen It would be quite useless... Then again, I have no idea what to do with this one.

I plan on painting in more detail, but first I need to make a trip down to the shops...

Anyways, hope this amuses someone

Description
Let the geekiness continue!

I'm taking geekiness to new dimensions, aren't I?

So I was a bit bored last night and started watching "Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead" and my friend came over. When the latter episode came to a finish the forementioned friend said it'd be cool to have a notebook that resembled the TARDIS, and I of course agreed. And huzzah! Here's what that little bit of chat produced.

The notebook is A5 with 60 pages (Well, 120 if you count both sides of the pages, but that's just me trying to make it sound grander than it is). Materials include paper (made to look older with tea), cardboard, acrylic paints, basic things needed for bookbinding, lots of glue and luck.

I tried to make it durable, and definitely not as disheveled as the one seen on screen It would be quite useless... Then again, I have no idea what to do with this one.

I plan on painting in more detail, but first I need to make a trip down to the shops...

Anyways, hope this amuses someone