Post a Comment On: Nate Miller's Tabletop Games

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Well I'm finally getting a start on my Spaceport 69 project. I've collected several plastic meat trays because of their interesting shape. I've seen people try and make terrain out of similar plastic packages but they often try and use the package for the main part of the sturcture. That's not alway a bad thing when it's well pulled off but a lot of the time it just ends up looking like a painted bit of packaging on the table. I've decided to use them as roofs for the older more industrial buildings in the spaceport.
[Image]I'm building the buildings out of foam core. I'm trying to make all the buildings in this project as playable as possible so I'm making interiors for them. The best way to make interiors for buildings is to plan them out first.

[Image]After I finished the basic floor plan I picked out a few miniatures to see how they fit in the floor plan. I wanted to make sure I could get at least one figure on an average size base in every room.
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After finishing the floor plans I planned out the front, back, and sides. This took a while but planning makes construction easier.
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Of course it's always good to check with the experts. My son was giving me advice the whole time.


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After I got the outside walls cut out I put the structure together using sticky tack. Sticky tack works great for this but don't leave it on too long or it could get harder to remove.
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After I got everything cut out I used sticky tack again to put the entire building together. Of course there is a lot of detailing to do and painting before I can put the building together. [Image]Here is a shot of the interior with a few minis inside. I left the inside walls a bit shorter so I could get to the minis in each room easier. Next the detailing and painting.