What are good paint choices for a TARDIS?

[Scarfwearer]

The TV TARDIS has varied in colour over the years. Some people seem to like a paint called "Oxford Blue", but I don't know which manufacturer uses this name.

In the US I used "Carbon Blue", which I think is in the "Behr" paint range (though it was a long time ago now).

Crispin

[1138]

For my model boxes I use Mariner blue emulsion (A colour from Brewers paint shop) mixed with ultra marine acrylic(Daler Rowney) and a bit of black,I think its all down to personal taste really,way I do it is go for a generic colour and weather it,that way you can get all the shades in

[Volpone]

Our British friends could set me straight, but I'm pretty sure "Oxford blue" is the official color for Oxford University.  I did some work with Google awhile back and found the paint code.  I could pop out to the garage and see what color I settled on for mine--it wound up pretty close to Oxford blue--but I just spent a half hour running with the dog, followed by three more raking leaves and I'm about to curl up in a ball and sleep for a couple hours. 

Geez, this BBS is bigger on the inside than it is on the outside.   I keep finding new areas in it and there is more information than I'll ever have time to read. 

[copernicus]

For my build I have used a paint by Dulux called Oxford Blue satin weathershield When it goes on it is very light in colour but when dry is a nice dark blue. As the name implies it is meant to be weatherproof for up to seven years.

[ValentinoRossy]

I'll be using Ronseal Midnight Blue for the exterior of my Tardis themed garden shed. £15 for 5lr from B&Q so it's not very expensive and the colour is pretty much what I want.