Welcome to the Hands of Omega Time Travel Capsules by Sen Pixie, Cobalt Neutra, Angus Mesmer, and EzY McAlpine
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Victorian Console Room - Console room, three crew quarters, zero room, and Eye of Harmony room.
$1750L
Rez anywhere - and instantly connect to the gridwide destination database!
Perhaps what the BBC would have done for the Secondary Console room of the Tom Baker era with a bigger budget.
- Interior structure has a 35Mx25M footprint
- 227 Prims
- Comes with 29 Prim Police Box Exterior
All rooms feature on console scripting for the following items -
Main door, take off/landing (Time Rotor movement, sounds), power systems, cloister bell, scanner, chameleon circuit display, entryway, and room lights.
Setting up the flight system is a breeze. Plan locations where you can permanently place one prim. Step by step instructions are provided with every purchase. If you want the scanner to correctly display the location, you can add a snapshot.
All builds are mod/copy/no transfer. This means you can back up to prevent database loss and customize, but can NOT receive refunds for any reason.
Special thanks to Oolon Sputnik for his contributions to these builds.
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- Hundreds of addons and accessories available
- Copy/mod builds for your modding fun
- Accurate canon builds and immersive themed builds
- Connect to the grid-wide database with hundreds of destinations to explore
An oldie but a goodie. And a Bargain.
I mostly buy my Hands of Omega consoles in the main store but there are a few exceptions. This was one of them. So, I figured I would do a review.
First of all, let's be real: This TARDIS is old. And it's pure prim, with some flat textures, so it is a product of it's time.
But this doesn't mean it's not worth getting, far from it.
The positives:
It has a very cool steampunk vibe, so if you are a Timelord with a fondness for the 19th century or maybe you want to roleplay being a Victorian adventurer who has built a time machine, then this may be the perfect choice for you.
You also get a lot of real estate, it's not just a console room, it has a few side rooms.
Also, if you're on a budget, then at 750 Linden, it's a steal.
The fact it's not been retired like some designs show it's still got some milage in it. And I like it. I like it a lot. You should too!