DIY Hallowe'en: His and Hers Tardis and Dalek

From the Boing Boing DIY costume thread, Anonymous says, "We went as a TARDIS and a Dalek!"

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southafricanscum

Negative points for the PBR though
Skep

Cute, very cute :-) But I think they should have switched costumes. I were a cute girl I’m not sure if I would dress up as a box famed for being larger on the inside than on the outside =:-o Er, or maybe I would :-)
Mark Dow

Who (over 30 yo.) would not sacrifice for one more Halloween night as a college freshman with a sci-fi date. Pass me a PBR tallboy.
takeshi

Love it. Although I’m a bit surprised that no one’s designed a full body airport scanner costume yet.
Anonymous

That would be a really cool pair of costumes if he was a midget and she was on a Woman’s basketball team.
hallam

I think I might have gone a little overboard with my Dalek costume.

http://dotfuturemanifesto.blogspot.com/2010/10/dalek-halloween.html

It is an authentic, full size hero prop made from fiberglass, aluminum and rubber. The idea is that you sit inside it and trundle round.
Anonymous

Fantastic! Great idea. Might use the TARDIS costume some time… Meanwhile, I dressed my 6 year old as a weeping angel:
http://madebybronwyn.blogspot.com/2010/10/halloweening.html