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If you are interested in other people who have done their TARDIS', I have supplied links below. The pictures are small scale images of what they have done. I thought it was best to keep small snaps just in case these sites all of a sudden disappear.

Also, there is The TARDIS Rebuilders which can assist in your Police Box building.

Relative Dimensions has a very good replica of a Police Box.

The TARDIS Library has a very good reference information for building TARDIS' and provides links and photos to various Police Boxes.

Tim has a well done 1:12 scale version of the Police Box from Birmingham, UK. This is what he has to say: "Corner posts are hardwood, base is chipboard, panels and roof are polystyrene sheet (glued), and windows are scalpel-cut watercolour paper. The signage was a photocopy onto acetate of Gill Sans text I laid out myself on computer. The door doesn't open and I didn't fit a handle to the telephoen cupboard, but I was very pleased with the result (now at my office); a real leap forward from the Plasticene and paper ones I used to make with a school friend in the mid-70s." 9/12/2006

DVD Blue Box by S Wright holds 140 DVDs. I have seen different attempts at this, but this is the first I have seen where the whole TARDIS is kept in tact. BBC is soliciting something similar to this, but I don't think it holds less than half of these. 9/18/2005 (image updated 1/12/2007)

Matthew took some initiative and got a contractor to use the actual blueprints for the London Police Box to build a full-size one. 7/31/2005

Doctor Who - Time And Again Website has plans for a full-scale version of a TARDIS. If you just want to see it, you go to here.

The Stars Past Concrete, by Anthony Stantella, has a nice 1/4 scale TARDIS)

The Police Box Website is an excellent reference page on Police Boxes.

Computer Muffler / Half Scale Tardis is an interesting site. This person evidently had some noisy components for his computer and decided to create a sound-proof TARDIS case.)

Doctor Who Modeling page has a large variation of different models, but the most interesting is the TARDIS Display case.)

Build your own British Police Box page is ... BIG. I always thought it was a bit ... well ... smaller I guess. He looks like a dwarf next to one of the walls.

Osgood's House of Blood has an interesting version of the TARDIS placed in a gothic setting.

"The Blue Box Project",since January 2002