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 Posted: Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:02 am
Mizoko xX SophyPoo Xx OK! so this isn't exactly a look alike, but they are the same glasses he wears. yes i am that cool to have dr.who glasses as my propper glasses, oh yes dramallama 
mind you though i do have converse, and some almost pinstriped trousers.....
My boyfriend has glasses exactly like his... unintentionally. rofl It's great because he looks really adorkable in them too.
my brother looks like dr.who when he puts them on and has his torch sonic screwdriver.. its scary.
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 5:51 am
I'm getting frames like those hopefully soon. 3nodding blaugh mrgreen
Hey, I need new ones, my current glasses are scratched up.
And I'd wanna look for the pinstripe outfit and sneakers set too, if I ever went to a sci-fi convention over the summer. ^o^ And order a sonic screwdriver too! blaugh I'll be the female version of Ten and I might just put my hair up in a ponytail too. That would look cute!
I swear this summer, that's what I'll do if there's a sci-fi convention near me!
Hmm....if not, I'll try and make the Four scarf. mrgreen
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 9:41 am
I've been trying to get to where I have a Third Doctor or Third Doctor-inspired outfit. I've got a couple jackets and pairs of pants that aren't bad (but not perfect, either), but I'm still looking for a frilly shirt. When I find one that is perfect, it's either too big or too expensive; when I find one that is the right size and price, it's not frilly enough!! Oh well...
A friend of mine has offered to make me a frilly shirt, though, if I can draw for him what I want. And give him my measurements, but he didn't mention that part (I just know he'll need them, though).
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Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 11:26 am
hahaha i am going to buy a pin-striped jacket this weekend. I WILL!. mwahahahaha. XD
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Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 8:29 pm
xX SophyPoo Xx hahaha i am going to buy a pin-striped jacket this weekend. I WILL!. mwahahahaha. XD My birthday's Monday, hoping to get the Season 2 dvd box set.... during the summer if I can go to a sci-fi convention, I'm going as Ten. Woohoo! My other DW friend can be Sarah Jane or something, she looks the part. mrgreen
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Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 7:41 pm
I knitted a scarf, well, it's not really THE scarf, different colours and kinda short, well, longesh, its over nine feet long and pretty wide. Just long enough to look ridiculous.
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 4:04 am
Now thats one thing I'd LOVE to do; go to a sci-fi convention. But I don't know of any here... there's Supernova, but that's... comic books or something, ... well, something that isn't sci-fi.
I mean, it's one of the few places you can dress up as the doctor and not ger shunned. Maybe even as far as being complimented for you're amazing costume.
You know, if I ever get mum to make the scarf, I'm wearing it to School all through winter.
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 9:21 am
rainyeyes29 I've been trying to get to where I have a Third Doctor or Third Doctor-inspired outfit. I've got a couple jackets and pairs of pants that aren't bad (but not perfect, either), but I'm still looking for a frilly shirt. When I find one that is perfect, it's either too big or too expensive; when I find one that is the right size and price, it's not frilly enough!! Oh well... A friend of mine has offered to make me a frilly shirt, though, if I can draw for him what I want. And give him my measurements, but he didn't mention that part (I just know he'll need them, though). I've got a little black velvet cape like the one he has for a bit. It's red on the inside. I forget exactly what the Third's looked like - but I'm pretty sure this one looks a lot like it. I don't have any of the rest of the costume though so I can only really do vampires or magicians! sweatdrop
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Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2007 11:09 am
Roobarb rainyeyes29 I've been trying to get to where I have a Third Doctor or Third Doctor-inspired outfit. I've got a couple jackets and pairs of pants that aren't bad (but not perfect, either), but I'm still looking for a frilly shirt. When I find one that is perfect, it's either too big or too expensive; when I find one that is the right size and price, it's not frilly enough!! Oh well... A friend of mine has offered to make me a frilly shirt, though, if I can draw for him what I want. And give him my measurements, but he didn't mention that part (I just know he'll need them, though). I've got a little black velvet cape like the one he has for a bit. It's red on the inside. I forget exactly what the Third's looked like - but I'm pretty sure this one looks a lot like it. I don't have any of the rest of the costume though so I can only really do vampires or magicians! sweatdrop Lucky! mrgreen Way cool cool And Mom finally found a shirt in a catalogue that's my size and frilly enough. It's not exactly what I'd call cheap, but not overly expensive.
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 3:47 pm
Smigg-the-Miserable KO-KO Twisted Davros I don't suppose any of you would know any sites besides eBay where I could get a 6th Doctor outfit? I made one for my son based on photos of the actual costume taken ata DW convention, and used a frock coat pattern. I don't klnow if anyone out there is making them, but you might try a search engine. If all else fails, get some good pictures from TV and see if you can hunt down a seamstress who can make it for you. It may cost a littlke extra, but it would be worth it. Green shoes and red spats are the hardest to find, and we just spray-painted a pair of cheap shoes and makde red spats from felt. The end result was something like this: That's pretty damn good. Almost makes me want one. Almost. When he was that small (he was three), costumes were easy to make. he's way too big now for me to do it, and I doubt he's wear one anyway. His fav Doctor is Eccleston. I was lucky because I was one of the few American fans to actually see the coat in person, and I made copious notes so I could reproduce it for the next convention. It wasn't an exact match, but it was pretty darned close. Before that, I made for myself a Tom Baker costume, but haven't worn it in ages. Only wore it to one convention, then retired it. After I put on weight, I didn't want to be seen in a costume. I once saw a wierd costume combination, but I don't have pictures. A guy was made up like the 5th Doctor, but his very pregnant wife was made up as Romana. They looked really strange.
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 3:49 pm
Freaj Now thats one thing I'd LOVE to do; go to a sci-fi convention. But I don't know of any here... there's Supernova, but that's... comic books or something, ... well, something that isn't sci-fi. I mean, it's one of the few places you can dress up as the doctor and not ger shunned. Maybe even as far as being complimented for you're amazing costume. You know, if I ever get mum to make the scarf, I'm wearing it to School all through winter. They are supposedly very different than they once were. I would have liked to have gone to a Lord of the Rings convention.
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 3:54 pm
Mizoko
I'm seriously considering doing a Doctor Who costume for a convention I'm going to. Sadly, the convention is in August and there isn't one outfit that's "heat stroke friendly". gonk
Several of the Doctors were seen with their coats removed, and their pants held up with suspenders. They always wear a white shirt. So it can be done.
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Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 5:54 pm
Exactly--you could do #5 in Lanzarote or #6 in Seville.
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 7:48 pm
KO-KO Freaj Now thats one thing I'd LOVE to do; go to a sci-fi convention. But I don't know of any here... there's Supernova, but that's... comic books or something, ... well, something that isn't sci-fi. I mean, it's one of the few places you can dress up as the doctor and not ger shunned. Maybe even as far as being complimented for you're amazing costume. You know, if I ever get mum to make the scarf, I'm wearing it to School all through winter. They are supposedly very different than they once were. I would have liked to have gone to a Lord of the Rings convention. Oh yes! Especially to meet fans that didn't just jump on the bandwagon when the movies came out! (no offense to present company razz ) I was a fan just by reading The Hobbit a few years before the movies were announced, and then I worked on the trillogy the year of the movie... sadly, I had no idea of what conventions were, and I wasn't hardly considering myself a sci-fi fan. ...Ok...back on topic. Other than a general sci-fi Con, where would it be more DW-specific? I imagine most sci-fi goers dressed up in Star Wars or Star Trek or some kind of metal suit, or something like that...I suppose that's mostly stereotyped though?
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Posted: Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:35 pm
Actually, most of us tromp around the halls in T-shirts & jeans, maybe have some badges or weird hats, or just general exotic or eccentric garb. Most of the costumes are worn for the Costume Contest, but some hall costumes are always around. Some cons will encourage this by having a prize for best hall costume too.
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