The Mosaic Tardis – the most wondrously beautiful box

This is the story of two girls, Robin M and Erin U. They live far apart and were looking for a more convenient way to visit each other. Then for Erin’s birthday, Robin built a special Mosaic box that traveled through Time And Relative Dimension In Space. She constructed the box from hand, using wood and grout and glass. Her hands turned midnight blue from the grout dye and people mistook her for a druid. But no! Robin was no druid. She was the mystical engineer, designer and pilot of the most wondrously beautiful box the world would know – The Mosaic TARDIS. Erin was delighted!

The Mosaic TARDIS

One of the best things about owning your own blog is that you can put whatever you want on it. Underwords is primarily a popular fiction literary blog. However, I wanted to share The Mosaic TARDIS with you that my friend Robin and I have entered into the http://www.WheresTheTardis.com contest – and we could use your votes!

For my 40th birthday, Robin built the most amazing present ever – The Mosaic TARDIS. By sheer chance or perhaps fate, some may call it Doctor Who obsession, I discovered the www.WheresTheTardis.com contest sponsored by BBC America and Doctor Who.

Well, Robin and I put our heads together and decided to enter. I took pictures. Robin wrote descriptions of how she build the Tardis.

The Mosaic TARDIS under construction.

We flew The Mosaic TARDIS to an “interesting” location. Since we couldn’t lock in on the Titanic, we chose the U.S.S. Constitution.

The Mosaic TARDIS has traveled to the Charlestown, MA Navy Yard!

Then we compiled everything into a video, which you can see below and entered The Mosaic TARDIS into the www.WheresTheTardis.com contest.

Here are some photos of the Tardis as it flew around the Charlestown Navy Yard.

The Mosaic TARDIS and the U.S.S. Constitution

The sailors on board were very excited that a miniature TARDIS showed up instead of another gnome.

A nice sailor holding The Mosaic TARDIS on the U.S.S. Constitution

And HERE is the link to the contest where you can vote for The Mosaic TARDIS. Voting consists of clicking the “LIKE” button on the page for The Mosaic TARDIS.

Also, while you’re there, you might see some other inter-dimensional time traveling machines that you like. Vote for them too!

Enjoy!

Cheers,
Erin & Robin

About Erin Underwood

BIO: Erin Underwood is the senior event content producer for MIT Technology Review’s emerging technology events. On the side, she reads, writes, and edits SF.
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