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References images from Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS

Extra rep to kingpin for all these stills....

Bonus rep for the first person to build the engine room or the library (virtual and scale models don't count) ;)
 
Quoting from someone named Pam (okay - paraphrasing, trying to keep things clean): "Holy poo snacks!" :o Such clear images, so many of them, and so much going on in them! Seriously amazing work, Kingpin, and so fast on the draw. Well done!

And yes; the wife and I thought the same thing about that umbrella as soon as we saw it.

Other than that I'm totally speechless. ;)

Dino.
 
The library was perfect.  Just like how it was described in the old Virgin New Adventures and Big Finish audios.  And notice how the connection bars to the monitors change. In once scene they are curved, in others they are straight.  And the Eye of Harmony still exists!  It's not accessed the same way as in the TVM, but it's definitely impressive.  Loved the episode.  I had to rewind several times when the echos of the TARDIS were coming forth as the console was getting a panel removed.
Bill "the Doctor" Rudloff
 
geminitimelord said:
These shots of the construction are most impressive, wow they spent a fortune on this in steel alone! Are there more?
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That's all there is from the Behind the Scenes mini-doc.  Hopefully we'll see a more detailed documentary on the new Console Room on the DVD release.
 
Vale said:
No roundels made me sad :(
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Oh, there were a couple of roundels here and there. Not a couple on every wall (as in "The Doctor's Wife"), and certainly nowhere as prolific as they were in the Classic Series, but there were still "a few" like those in the new console room on the deep-inside walls. (But I do agree - a few more would have been welcome and really cool to see.)

And yeah... as Bill said: this is one to be watched several times just to catch the things you missed the last few times. (I won't say what they were, just to add intrigue to the spoiler factor for those who haven't seen the episode yet, but I will say this: listen very carefully, and they will make you smile.)

I almost wish this was a two-parter!

Dino.
 
Woah, finally got the remainder of those images working.  Hope I don't have to upload such a big collection in one sitting again.

Still, the sheer amount of reference material from this one episode is somewhere close to 3-4x the amount we've previously seen, and some really nice close-up details of the Console.


A splendid episode/story. :)
 
Kingpin said:
Woah, finally got the remainder of those images working.  Hope I don't have to upload such a big collection in one sitting again.
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Coming from someone who's posted a butt-load of images while transcribing the TVM Console Restoration, I can say it's better to post large collections of images like this in smaller "installments". It may mean making two or three posts, but at least you get to take a break while still getting all of the images that you want posted. (It also helps with the amount of time it takes for the page to load; smaller installments let things load faster.)

So it's a win, win, win: you get all images posted; you get a break while posting; and pages load faster.

And once again (and I think I speak on behalf of every member here) a huge THANK YOU! to Kingpin for his great efforts in getting this treasure trove of reference material, not only in the screen grabs, but also in posting them!

Dino.
 
geminitimelord said:
These shots of the construction are most impressive, wow they spent a fortune on this in steel alone! Are there more?
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I think they are all wood that is made to look metal with various coats of paint and maybe some polyurethane.
Bill "the Doctor" Rudloff
 
The wall cladding is definitely wood, as is the top of the Console, but I believe the large support beams stood around the edge of the Console Room are metal, along with the structure supporting the base of the Console.
 
I loved the interior. I haven't wriggled in such childish pleasure for ages.
Being the librarian I am, I loved the library - I want a set of the Encyclopaedia Gallifreya... Anybody got a good capture of the jars and labels?
The swimming pool looked stunning even from a distance.
 
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