Baker-style Sonic Screwdriver
This is a reproduction of the Sonic
Screwdriver prop used by Tom Baker's
character on the BBC TV series "Doctor Who".
It was constructed by a third party
from my engineering plans.

Both versions of this prop reproduction
feature the same sliding trigger sleeve
action as the props from the show,
something no other reproduction had
ever accurately achieved before.

Pertwee-style Sonic Screwdriver
The only appreciable difference
between the Baker prop and the one
used by Jon Pertwee was the paint
scheme, which was far more colourful.

Cybermen
These costumes were made from
jumpsuits which we covered with hosing
and fabric textures, then coated with
liquid latex. The helmets and chest units
were cast in fiberglass and resin. This
was my second costume reproduction.

Davros
This reproduction costume was made
from laminated plywood for the lower
half with vac-formed styrene hemi-
spheres. The mask (purchased) was vinyl
and the head bracing made from wood,
metal rods and wood balls. This was
my first costume reproduction.

Tardis - Class "C"
This reproduction prop was made
entirely from wood. "C" class denotes
that it was engineered and constructed
to the client's specs on a very limited
budget and has no "special" features.

Tardis - Class "B"
This follow-up repro was mostly
wood but with acrylic signs designed
for backlighting and window frames
constructed for glass windows (to be
added by the client later). "B" denotes
a higher budget and therefor a higher
level of accuracy and greater detail.

Tardis - Class "A"
This currently under construction "A"
class piece is all fiberglass. It features
backlit acrylic signs, flashing light on
top and locking doors. The fiberglass
pieces were cast with woodgrain
texture in the surface to retain a
wooden appearance while providing
the durability for outdoor use
of fiberglass construction.