My room or corridor diorama.

My room or corridor diorama

This one, being rather nin-specific in design, will be very versatile. Depending on what furniture or accessories you put in it, it could represent nearly any indoor space.

I like the floor, too.

Nicely finished interior corners, and that front curve is seriously cool. This would even work as a stage set!

SCU_HQ wrote:

This one, being rather nin-specific in design, will be very versatile. Depending on what furniture or accessories you put in it, it could represent nearly any indoor space.

I like the floor, too.

Nicely finished interior corners, and that front curve is seriously cool. This would even work as a stage set!

Thank you very much for your thoughts Dave. I very much appreciate your thoughts.

It looks great!

Daryl

TNshooter wrote:

It looks great!

Daryl

Thank you very much Daryl.

I like the metal sheet you use , can your Dad give us more info on how he joins and cuts it ? And what it is for that matter . This has potential for something very modern or Scifi .

Chip wrote:

I like the metal sheet you use , can your Dad give us more info on how he joins and cuts it ? And what it is for that matter . This has potential for something very modern or Scifi .

It’s called Aluminium Five Bar Tread Plate (after the pattern stamped in it). It’s designed for industrial balconies and stairs. We got it from Aluminium Warehouse. They sell it cut to size, but I cut the curve and trimmed two edges with an angle grinder and file. I fixed it together on the back face with a type of duct tape, extra strong grip, so no screws or rivets show on the front.

Prof Gangrene Fan wrote:

Chip wrote:

I like the metal sheet you use , can your Dad give us more info on how he joins and cuts it ? And what it is for that matter . This has potential for something very modern or Scifi .

It’s called Aluminium Five Bar Tread Plate (after the pattern stamped in it). It’s designed for industrial balconies and stairs. We got it from Aluminium Warehouse. They sell it cut to size, but I cut the curve and trimmed two edges with an angle grinder and file. I fixed it together on the back face with a type of duct tape, extra strong grip, so no screws or rivets show on the front.

Thanks....I don`t have an Angle grinder but thanks for the info .

Chip wrote:

Prof Gangrene Fan wrote:

Chip wrote:

I like the metal sheet you use , can your Dad give us more info on how he joins and cuts it ? And what it is for that matter . This has potential for something very modern or Scifi .

It’s called Aluminium Five Bar Tread Plate (after the pattern stamped in it). It’s designed for industrial balconies and stairs. We got it from Aluminium Warehouse. They sell it cut to size, but I cut the curve and trimmed two edges with an angle grinder and file. I fixed it together on the back face with a type of duct tape, extra strong grip, so no screws or rivets show on the front.

Thanks....I don`t have an Angle grinder but thanks for the info .

Soon the influence of this forum will lead us in to purchasing power tools in addition to figures and figure accessories!

In the States, that material is often referred to as "diamond plate." It usually features a slightly different tread pattern in small diamond shapes, hence the name. It is often available in 12x12 inch squares as well as in larger sizes: https://www.homedepot.com/p/M-D-Building-Products-1-ft-x-1-ft-Diamond-Tread-Light-Weight-Aluminum-Sheet-57574/301173487

Here in Oz it's called "checker-plate".

LeStryge wrote:

Here in Oz it's called "checker-plate".

Thanks for letting us know that little bit of information.

Secret 'Teleportation Device' perhaps? Hmmm.

SixthShooter wrote:

Secret 'Teleportation Device' perhaps? Hmmm.

 How did I not see the obvious! And now that's all I can see it as!

Energize!

SixthShooter wrote:

Secret 'Teleportation Device' perhaps? Hmmm.

Interesting thought there SixthShooter.

Well it was either that, a time machine, or a shower. Lol

SixthShooter wrote:

Well it was either that, a time machine, or a shower. Lol