The first is a working Chameleon Circuit which allows the ship to take on various different forms every time it lands such as one of the big blue Preservation Chambers and a Fridge. Once you have learned how to pilot the ship you have access to two features that will allow you to really make it feel unique. When you step inside you are greeted by a beautiful recreation of the classic console room with the sterile white walls and roundels.Īt the start it is a plain and unedited TARDIS, very much a blank canvas. Rather than appearing as the famous blue police box this capsule appears as just that, a plain cylindrical capsule. The first thing I love about this mod is that this TARDIS feels like your own personal time machine and this can be seen when you first lay eyes on the thing. From here you will be directed to the Robotics Disposal Ground where you can access the famous time machine.

The toolbox contains useful items such as a Pocket Watch and the TARDIS key.

To begin the quest to access it you will need to enter the Root Cellar in Sanctuary where you will find a toolbox and a note. To start off let’s talk about the biggest draw of this mod, the TARDIS. There is so much more that could, and I hope will, be added in future but for now I am going to talk about the features already included and what I might hope to see in later updates. At the moment only the very basics have been included, these being an introductory quest, the TARDIS itself, a Sonic Screwdriver, a small number of craftable items and Regeneration. Now they return with a new mod that looks to eventually deliver that same experience to Fallout 4’s Commonwealth.īeing the very first version of this mod it goes without saying that it is nowhere near feature complete. Fallout Who Vegas allowed you the use of the Doctor’s TARDIS to travel throughout time and space, fighting aliens, completing quests and playing dress up with a huge amount of clothing from the Doctors and their companions. The Foundry is well known for their series of Doctor Who Mods for Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas, the latter of which being easily my favourite mod of all time.

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