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11th doctor sonic screwdriver tattoo!!! Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Multimedia tattoos. Every time you move your arm, it makes a woosh woosh sound. With on/off button naturally. Or a functioning Time Lord wrist watch tattoo. Also 12th doctor….
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Security
•Trying (unsuccessfully) to open the exit back into Starship UK. (TV: The Beast Below) •Opening the chest plate of an android's controls. (TV: Victory of the Daleks) •Opening the entrance hatch of a spaceship. (TV: Flesh and Stone) •Breaking open padlocks. (TV: The Hungry Earth) •Locking the TARDIS doors. (TV: Cold Blood, The Doctor's Wife) •Opening the gate to the London Underground. (GAME: City of the Daleks) •Opening up a discarded Dalek dome. (GAME: City of the Daleks) •Bypassing Dalek security seals. (GAME: City of the Daleks) •Opening up control panels in Kaalann. (GAME: City of the Daleks) •Closing and locking a door to a Cyber-conversion room. (GAME: Blood of the Cybermen) •Unlocking Cyber-conversion unit manacles. (GAME: Blood of the Cybermen) •Opening an electronic door. (GAME: Shadows of the Vashta Nerada) •Opening the door to a time ship. (TV: The Lodger) •To open, close and lock the Pandorica. (TV: The Big Bang) •Unlocking the door to Melody's room. (TV: Day of the Moon) •Unlocking Amy's restraints. (TV: Day of the Moon) •Locking and failing to unlock the TARDIS. (TV: The Doctor's Wife) •Unlocking a grating. (TV: The Almost People) •Locking a grating into place. (TV: The Almost People) •Closing doors inside a Cyber-ship. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War) •Opening doors on Demons Run. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War) •Opening a fake door. (TV: The God Complex) •Sealing the trapdoor that Gantok fell down, out of fear of the carnivorous skulls. (TV: The Wedding of River Song) •Unlocking Dalek prisoner restraints. (COMIC: The Dalek Project) •Turning off the defence system of Kahler-Jex' ship. (TV: A Town Called Mercy) •Locking a door in the Great Intelligence Institute office. (TV: The Snowmen) •Stripping away the disguise around the Great Intelligence's voice. (TV: The Snowmen) •Unlocking the door of the Maitland home. (TV: The Bells of Saint John) •Unlocking the door of an aeroplane's cockpit. (TV: The Bells of Saint John) •Opening the secret entrance to the Doctor's tomb. (TV: The Name of the Doctor) •Disabling a Sontaran invisibility field to leave two Sontarans invading the town of Christmas defenceless against the Papal Mainframe. (TV: The Time of the Doctor) •Unlocking restraints around Clara and the Doctor. (TV: Deep Breath) •Opening a Dalek drainage hole. (TV: Into the Dalek) •Unlocking the seal to a space capsule door. (TV: Listen) •Opening air vents. (TV: Time Heist) •Shutting an automatic door on the Pollyanna. (COMIC: The Eye of Torment) •Opening a door on the Pollyanna. (COMIC: The Eye of Torment) •Fusing a lock. (COMIC: The Eye of Torment) •Opening a panel which released cooling gases, causing harm to Rann-Korr. (COMIC: Terrorformer) •Unlocking the door of 3W. (TV: Dark Water) •Opening and closing the inner and outer airlock of a spaceship. (COMIC: Spirits of the Jungle)
Medical
•Forcing a star whale to regurgitate by overloading its chaemo-receptors. (TV: The Beast Below) •Simultaneously healing and analysing wounds. (TV: The Vampires of Venice) •Scanning lifeforms to determine how integrated into a host body they are. (TV: Amy's Choice) •Scanning piles of dust for traces of people. (TV: Amy's Choice) •Scanning an infection. (TV: Cold Blood) •Unwittingly pleasing a Krafayis. (TV: Vincent and the Doctor) •Stunning the Silence. (TV: Day of the Moon) •Confirming how long Idris's body has before the TARDIS Matrix causes it to die. (TV: The Doctor's Wife) •Scanning the Flesh. (TV: The Rebel Flesh) •Detecting differences between Gangers and humans. (TV: The Almost People) •Dissolving Gangers. (TV: The Almost People) •Detecting if a person was fatally wounded. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War) •Stunning the Rutan Lady Winters. (GAME: The Gunpowder Plot) •Scanning the deceased to determine what caused death with no success. (TV: The God Complex) •Scanning for life signs. (TV: Closing Time) •Scanning pieces of what used to be the Ice Governess. (TV: The Snowmen) •Stripping away the disguise of the Great Intelligence. (TV: The Snowmen) •Melting the Ice Governess using the new anti-freeze setting. (TV: The Snowmen) •Trying but failing to melt the Ice Governess again once she came back. (TV: The Snowmen) •Stripping away the disguise of a Spoonhead. (TV: The Bells of Saint John) •Scanning the people in an aeroplane to find out that they were unconscious. (TV: The Bells of Saint John) •Removing a dream crab from Clara Oswald's face by electrifying its nerve centres. (TV: Last Christmas)
Diagnostic
•Scanning Starship UK's engine room to determine that there was no actual engine powering the spaceship. (TV: The Beast Below) •Scanning voting booth for memory erasing function. (TV: The Beast Below) •Scanning Father Octavian's computer. (TV: The Time of Angels) •Determining the nature of the cracks throughout time and space, which was "extremely very not good." (TV: Flesh and Stone) •Scanning for heat signatures. (TV: Cold Blood) •Scanning Stonehenge. (TV: The Pandorica Opens) •Helping trace who received the Pandorica's summons. (TV: The Pandorica Opens) •Scanning the Pandorica. (TV: The Pandorica Opens) •Scanning with a parabolic satellite dish for an exploding TARDIS. (TV: The Big Bang) •Scanning River Song's vortex manipulator to see if it was wired into something. (TV: The Big Bang) •Confirming the isomorphic nature of a control panel. (TV: •Scanning boxes of stolen NASA equipment to confirm that they are just what they look like. (TV: The Impossible Astronaut) •Scanning a spacesuit. (TV: Day of the Moon) •Confirming if a nano-recorder was on telepathic transmission or a replay. (TV: Day of the Moon) •Confirming the nature of an alien life-support system. (TV: The Curse of the Black Spot) •Scanning for Hypercube transmissions to locate their source. (TV: The Doctor's Wife) •Scanning for monsters and how powerful they were. (TV: Night Terrors) •Scanning dimensional lesions. (GAME: The Gunpowder Plot) •Detecting electrical interference. (TV: Closing Time) •Confirming increased sulphur emissions. (TV: Closing Time) •Scanning a Dalek's database for information, specifically anything that his oldest enemies knew about the Silence. (TV: The Wedding of River Song) •Scanning a Headless Monk head box to confirm its contents. (TV: The Wedding of River Song) •Scanning Albert Einstein's liquid to determine if it was the ingredient he thought he needed to make a time machine. (TV: Death Is the Only Answer) •Scanning the life-force transference crown. (TV: The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe) •Detecting a magnetic field. (COMIC: The Dalek Project) •Scanning a load of rocks and wood, determining that they were just that. (TV: A Town Called Mercy) •Scanning the electric lights in Mercy to determine how far advanced the technology was. (TV: A Town Called Mercy) •Scanning a Weeping Angel. (TV: The Angels Take Manhattan) •Scanning a frozen pond. (TV: The Snowmen) •Scanning the melted Ice Governess to make sure she was gone and draining through the carpet. (TV: The Snowmen) •Scanning a Cybermite. (TV: Nightmare in Silver) •Scanning the Doctor's time stream. (TV: The Name of the Doctor) •Detecting the progress of the War Doctor's calculation in his iteration of the sonic screwdriver. (TV: The Day of the Doctor) •A heat sensor to discover the hiding place of the Mara. (PROSE: The Dreaming) •Scanning Dalek memory technology. (TV: Into the Dalek) •Scanning a lock of hair. (TV: Robot of Sherwood) •Scanning an apple. (TV: Robot of Sherwood) •Scanning Bank of Karabraxos technology. (TV: Time Heist) •Tracing the Skovox Blitzer. (TV: The Caretaker) •Calculating how long before the Skovox Blitzer would return. (TV: The Caretaker) •Scanning a cocoon. (TV: Kill the Moon) •Scanning a spider germ. (TV: Kill the Moon) •Scanning the Excelsior Life Extender. (TV: Mummy on the Orient Express) •Scanning for traces of the Boneless. (TV: Flatline) •Scanning trees. (TV: In the Forest of the Night) •Scanning Clara Oswald. (TV: Dark Water)
Sonic screwdriver toy
•A toy of the Eleventh Doctor's version was seen in "Light Echoes", an edition of "The Sky at Night" broadcast on BBC4 on Wednesday 5th October 2010. The screwdriver was (jokingly) used to scan a part of the LOFAR radio telescope, then under construction in Chilbolton, Hampshire, UK. •The Eleventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver toy has a total of four sound effects, two of which alternate with every other button press. The third is activated by pressing twice and holding on the third button push. The fourth is activated with three presses and a hold on the fourth push. However, in some models of the toy, over-use of the hidden sound effects causes the sound functions to eventually break, leaving only the LED functional. •The customiseable toy sonic screwdriver set featuring three screwdrivers with interchangeable parts can produce up to eight sound effects: the first two are the basic screwdriver sound, with slightly different pitches, and alternate each time the button is pressed. The other six effects are achieved in a similar manner to those of the Eleventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver toy, and are accompanied by a flashing lights instead of a constant light.
Other matters
•In the original script for The Eleventh Hour, the Doctor referred to his screwdriver as "Level 4000" technology. •Doctor Who: Legacy mobile game contains a premium pack called "Sonic Adventure", which is centred around finding various sonic devices used by different incarnations of the Doctor and by several other characters. The playable characters form this premium pack represented almost every model of sonic screwdriver encountered in the DWU.
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The Doctor, throughout many of their lives, possessed a sonic screwdriver. They ostensibly upgraded and improved each subsequent model, improving functionality and adding additional features while the design changed. Features included projecting sound waves to lock or unlock doors, frying circuitry, hacking, disabling, and activating technology. It could also be used as a scanning device, with ...
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Nov 29, 2023 · Experience the epic world of Doctor Who with this exclusive rendition of the Eleventh Doctor's sonic screwdriver. THE RAGGEDY DOCTOR'S LEGACY: Yell out "Geronimo!" as you wield this electronic sonic screwdriver. An intricate prop toy based on the unique device brandished by the Eleventh Doctor during Matt Smith's tenure as the iconic character.
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Oct 8, 2018 · the thirteenth doctor forges her own sonic screwdriver using sheffield steel and an alien crystal in the woman who fell to earth. With only a warehouse full of junk, an abandoned alien bulb filled with tech, a load of old spoons and a blowtorch at her disposal, the Doctor got busy. She hammered, soldered, glued, chiselled, welded, poured and ...
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Nov 20, 2023 · Sonic Screwdriver Tattoo. The sonic screwdriver tattoo is one that represents one of the few tools that Doctor Who uses. This multifunctional tool has power over frequencies, signals, radiation, sound waves, wavelengths and electromagnetism. It has the power to activate, hack, disable and control pretty much any technology from any era of time.
