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TARDIS MAME Console

Simon Jansen, of www.asciimation.co.nz, has built an incredible replica of a TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimensions in Space, Doctor Who‘s time machine), complete with a fold-out MAME console for playing retro arcade games.

The TARDIS MAME console is obviously a work of love and art. The attention to detail is amazing.

Me likey!

While you are visiting Mr. Jansen’s site, check out the ascii animation of Star Wars.

If you really want some technical information on the TARDIS, check out the TARDIS Type 40 User Handbook.

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