How can one bend time?

[mrindy77]

Your kids are a little too young but as mine got older I got them involved in the hobby....both of them enjoy being in my shop...building stuff, be it models, dollhouses, etc. I get to spend time with them and I get to work on models. Win, win. This allows the wife time to read...win.

[Jeff Johnston]

Things will get a little easier once your kids are a little older. At least when it comes to time for building models. Find an hour on a Saturday night. That's what I did for years. Once everyone went top bed I'd spend a couple hours on a Saturday night.

[Modelbuilder Mark]

Heck yeah....may try to find a model of one of these some day to build for me son.

[martinfan5]

I think you need to buy the "Time Bending Tool", but I do not recall what store I seen it in, hmmm

[ChrisBcritter]

I think you need to buy the "Time Bending Tool", but I do not recall what store I seen it in, hmmm

Testors has one, but the Tamiya one is better (of course it costs more). Whatever you do, don't get the cheap knockoff at Harbor Freight - you'll wind up being chased by dinosaurs.

Edited January 22, 2015 by ChrisBcritter

[Danny Lectro]

Heck yeah....may try to find a model of one of these some day to build for me son.

Airfix made one. I think it's out of production, but I expect they might show up somewhere.

http://modelingmadness.com/review/misc/scifi/sf/spahrtardis.htm

It's commanding a seriously premium price on Amazon.

I have also heard about someone designing a 1/6th scale TARDIS using laser cut wood for eventual low-volume production, but they are not finished yet.

Testors has one, but the Tamiya one is better (of course it costs more). Whatever you do, don't get the cheap knockoff at Harbor Freight - you'll wind up being chased by dinosaurs.

Strangely enough, Harbor Freight's particle accelerator is very highly rated. They are so inconsistent.

[southpier]

don't forget the 20% coupon