Travel through Time and Space with your very own Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant era Tardis! The model is designed for a semi photorealistic appearance with a bump, roughness, and specular maps to properly reflect light. (It is still worth noting that good 3 point lighting and volumetrics is needed for realism in general.)

They are rigged and textured by I and have lights that can be removed, changed in colour or simply be deactivated. The Textures consists of a colour map (switch to black and white setting for heightmap) with a Principled shader that automatically generates accurate, well-detailed bumps, reflections and highlights. For the sake of realism, separate light planes are placed behind two layers of frosty windows, resulting in more realistic light patterns as they fade from side to side.

The models have been rigged with the following.

Center 'Empty' to control movement and Z,X,Y rotation.

Top 'Empty' is for dramatic spinning from the lantern as a pivot point. (Y rotation) This is so you may make animations similar to The Tardis' movement's in Matt Smith's 2010 Doctor Who intro.

Door 'Empties' are to control the doors with Z rotation for opening and closing.

The Box itself can be rotated for extra movements as a pivot point is placed at the center.

With some tinkering, you can easily change the colour of the police boxes to make them look newer or more retro. You only require a colour ramp or RGB curves to add/remove contrast or to alter the colour.