Tom Jones’ TARDIS

Thomas Jones’ TARDIS was a highly advanced Type 40 Tardis, first it was an uncoloured wooden console with basic controls, such as a basic flight panel with a push light, handbrake, 5 coloured switches for flight settings, another controlled shields with two red levers, and in between a row of other exterior settings. After the Doctor decided what he would like his Preferred TARDIS to be like, he modified the console and changed its colour to grey, much like the Eleventh Doctor’s Console it consisted of a Telepathic Control Panel, except with a few twisting levers around each panel’s bottom, more switches and controls were added and the Time Rotor was extended to the ceiling. The Walls were also coloured blue to match the Blue Police Box exterior which sometimes could disguise itself as a House Room. The Doctor also had a panel that could lift up to store things underneath and similar to which, another panel that housed the Telephone which doubled as a Coordinate Input Machine could easily remove the Telephone to store sonic screwdrivers under the console.

(In real life, the console was made in 2012 and Originated Uncoloured but had been upgraded over 7 years, it was completely constructed by Thomas’ Grandfather as a present and was used in Thomas’ Doctor Who Series)