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On 12/09/2013 2:11 PM, Ive wrote:
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> It is even build in the same way a carpenter would build the real thing.
> This way it was easy to get the wood textures run always in the right
> directions.
>
Even when painted, the grain would show through?
In my youth, when I was courting my wife. Her close (tenement entrance)
was next to a police box and a bus stop. So I had plenty of time to
study the police box after I had seen her home. I do not remember any
sign of a wood grain on that Tardis. Vomit and urine, yes. ;-)
Another thing I remember is that in my home city the police boxes were
pillar box red and when Dr Who was first shown it was in B&W so red they
always have been to me. As in my rendition in TC-RTC - British Airships
Past, Present and Future.
Your image is near perfect except for the colour. ;-)
>> A complete aside, but I've always wondered how the wiring got to the
>> actual police call boxes in the day? The boxes seem too short to safely
>> drop wires to them off a pole or building.
>>
> Given that the original boxes where usually mounted on a concrete base,
> I suspect the wiring came from below.
>
You suspect correctly. Any external wiring would have been cut off and
sold for scrap.
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Regards
Stephen
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