After watching Matt Smith's final Christmas special episode and swan song from the Doctor Who series, I have to say I preferred the 50th anniversary episode, The Day of the Doctor. Here are a collection of High Council Time Lord and Gallifreyan soldier costumes and props from the episode on display at the Doctor Who Experience in Cardiff Bay, Wales on December 9, 2013.
Original Doctor Who The Day of the Doctor
Time Lord War Room costumes and props
One of my favourite things about the costumes and props on display at the Doctor Who Experience is that they are usually not hidden away behind display cases, so you can actually see all the details and workmanship that has gone into them up close. It's almost like being a kid in a candy store, only you can't touch anything, no matter how much you want to.
Time Lord High Commander costume
from The Day of the Doctor
I really liked the more delicate collar, which is a distinctive element of a Time Lord's Gallifreyan look, of this High Council costume designed by Howard Burden. These rich coloured robes are just the kind of science fiction costumes I love to see on my travels.from The Day of the Doctor
If you like this Gallifreyan High Commander costume, be sure to check out these other Time Lord costumes from Doctor Who on display.
Doctor Who The Day of the Doctor TV poster
Also on display with the ornate Time Lord robes was a Gallifreyan soldier battle uniform which featured in the episode, plus also the mini-episode prequel 'The Last Day', which showed events from a Gallifrey military perspective before the Daleks attack on Arcadia.
Enjoy, and come back soon for even more fantastic Doctor Who creatures, costumes and screen-used objects on display.
Gallifreyan soldier costume and weapon props from Doctor Who
If you like all these cool costumes and props, be sure to check out more of the special exhibit for The Day of the Doctor, including a close look at John Hurt's 'War Doctor' costume.Enjoy, and come back soon for even more fantastic Doctor Who creatures, costumes and screen-used objects on display.
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