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P.A.D.D from star trek voyager

Step 5Thats it!

Now you have a screen quality prop, you can tap away, and pretend your on voyager.

I intend to produce a second version of this, using some styrene, and also with a super cool extra feature, that actually is one up on the original prop!

Thanks for reading, and hit me with advice in the comments!

- gmjhowe

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5 comments

Oct 4, 2009. 4:06 AMNykus79 says:

Awesome!! I'll try build that one when i get material all I needs. By the way. those link in step 1 Matt (whatever last name) site is down or non-exist

Jul 18, 2011. 3:56 PMChirpoff says:

Try here: http://www.mattmunson.com/props/padds/

:D Have fun!!!!!!!

Sep 1, 2010. 1:57 PMThat Inventor Dude says:

you sir are a genius. i did this ages ago when i was 8 in white and orange so as to resemble the next generation ones using instructions from my dads old star trek annuals and the next generation tech manual.

Sep 2, 2010. 5:45 AMThat Inventor Dude says:

the only flaw is the vital templates are not given and they dont seem to exist anymore