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I know this is probably a long outdated thread but i have been rewatching new who. (9th dr to 12th) and was thinking that diamine oxford blue is quite a good match for a tardis blue.

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Gotta love Pantone! :D

Although when I looked at the link, it was clear that it's the same PMS and hex color code that someone posted 3 years ago (wonder if that person ever got the Tekker ink, and how well it worked).

Of course now I'm also wondering what the PMS and hex color codes for Oxford Blue are -- since I HAVE a bottle of it.... :huh:

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There are several Tardis Colors, from Teal to royal blue

I lookd at this thread late and had a chuckle....

Anyhoo, I think Oxford or Majestic Blue fit the bill, for the more bluish tardises

 

Gotta love Pantone! :D

Although when I looked at the link, it was clear that it's the same PMS and hex color code that someone posted 3 years ago (wonder if that person ever got the Tekker ink, and how well it worked).

Of course now I'm also wondering what the PMS and hex color codes for Oxford Blue are -- since I HAVE a bottle of it.... :huh:

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

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