My husband, my friends and I put together a TARDIS for another friend's 30th surprise birthday party. It took about 2 months of working on it after work twice a week but we all agree it was worth it.
Completed size was 4' x 4' x 84" It was constructed so that it could be disasembled by the way of pin hinges and removeable parts.
(Be mindful of the height of the room you are going to put this.)
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We don't have an exact list of what was used because they built it by just looking at a picture.
But here is basically what was used:
5 sheets of 1/2 CDX Plywood
8 2x4s 8'
2 4x4's 8'
6 1x2 trim
5 1/4 x 1 flat trim
2 quarts of blue paint
Trim Nails
Coated 8D nails
Gorilla Glue
Sand Paper
Light Fixture and wiring
Blue Light Bulb
Hinges
Parchment paper
Staples
White and Black Paint
But here is basically what was used:
5 sheets of 1/2 CDX Plywood
8 2x4s 8'
2 4x4's 8'
6 1x2 trim
5 1/4 x 1 flat trim
2 quarts of blue paint
Trim Nails
Coated 8D nails
Gorilla Glue
Sand Paper
Light Fixture and wiring
Blue Light Bulb
Hinges
Parchment paper
Staples
White and Black Paint
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2. Remove floor
3.Dig large room out under it
5. Model to make it look like the inside of the TARDIS
6. Enjoy your bigger on the inside TARDIS
Plus, we all worked at the same bookstore when we still lived in the same city - hard to get a day off together. Retail tends to destroy all motivation. :P