TARDIS with Lights and Sound

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When the TARDIS takes flight, a light and sound module springs to life and plays the iconic theme song in perfect harmony. The sound module boasts an expandable micro SD slot, allowing for endless storage of sonic goodness, currently housing the updated Dr. Who theme (a mere 200 kilobytes) that perfectly complements the TARDIS's intergalactic adventures. Constructing this marvel took a mere two hours and entailed several key components: 1 - The SOMO-14D Sound Module takes center stage 2 - 4001 Diodes provide precise electronic control 3 - A sub-microswitch adds an extra layer of precision 4 - A high-grade 680 ohm resistor ensures optimal sound quality 5 - Two powerful 100uF, 10v capacitors amplify the audio signal 6 - The 78L05 regulator maintains a stable power supply 7 - A bright blinking white LED illuminates the TARDIS's interior 8 - A scavenged 1" diameter speaker broadcasts the theme song in crystal-clear quality 9 - A reliable 9v battery clip keeps the sound module running smoothly Instructions: Drawn from the inspiration of fellow enthusiasts, this design optimizes every inch of interior space within the TARDIS. Building on plans found at TARDIS Builders, I scaled down the full-size model to fit my Thing-O-Matic printer using Cinema 4D software. The result is a spacious interior capable of housing a standard 9v battery. Printed with precision using my Replicator 40 in under two hours, this miniature marvel stands ready for adventure.