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I know this specific model of police box wasn't around until 1929, but for the purposes of this picture, I'm gonna ignore that little detail.

In London in 1916, Lydia Frye received word from Winston Churchill that the Templars were plotting something involving their German spies. Lydia went to investigate and found a group of spies that called themselves the Bad Wolves. They were working on developing new weapons of war that they thought could defeat the British and win the Great War for the Templars. Hideous mini-tanks with new laser weaponry with one purpose: Extermination. Lydia, of course, tried to put a stop to their plans, but unfortunately, a rogue child accidentally got himself caught in the mix. Now it was up to Lydia to stop the Templars and save her new companion before it was too late.

That kid had a name of course. His name was William Hartnell, and he would later grow up and become the actor who played the First Doctor on Doctor Who in 1963.

Description

I know this specific model of police box wasn't around until 1929, but for the purposes of this picture, I'm gonna ignore that little detail.

In London in 1916, Lydia Frye received word from Winston Churchill that the Templars were plotting something involving their German spies. Lydia went to investigate and found a group of spies that called themselves the Bad Wolves. They were working on developing new weapons of war that they thought could defeat the British and win the Great War for the Templars. Hideous mini-tanks with new laser weaponry with one purpose: Extermination. Lydia, of course, tried to put a stop to their plans, but unfortunately, a rogue child accidentally got himself caught in the mix. Now it was up to Lydia to stop the Templars and save her new companion before it was too late.

That kid had a name of course. His name was William Hartnell, and he would later grow up and become the actor who played the First Doctor on Doctor Who in 1963.