The next decision is what material to use for the construction. I'm leaning towards plastic right now. I could go with the wood and use the matt board as a core, but plastic is pretty easy to work with and I have a lot on hand. I'll have to dwell on it a bit.
So a few pictures of what I ended up with:
This makes a nice odd corner for an ambush |
This corner could be a problem, fortunately there is a window to dive through. |
Looks good, will still need a front porch though |
The Bakery, I seem to have misplaced two of the side pieces that help fill in the doorway. The door is set at an angle across the opening. |
My prototypes side by side |
Sitting next to my Battle Flag Saloon |
And here is how some of my Grandt Line parts might work out:
The results of the shopping trip to Caboose Hobbies. Calamity Citizens checking out the purchases. |
Masonry Window, usually used in a brick or stone wall but its nice because it doesn't have any kind of ornate frame so its pretty flexible. A bit tall for the Bakery though |
Pretty good fit on the Pilot though. A little wide, I'll have to see if there is a narrower one available. Tiche Trains Group is another parts possibility, |
That's almost a perfect fit and I like how it looks. |
With a Brigade Games mini standing outside the window. |
Still a bit large for the Bakery |
Two different styles in the RGS pack |
The larger RGS window might be a good fit for the Bakery. Maybe add an a narrower window on the right or left and make the building a bit wider to match. |
A little small for the opening I scaled from the plans but its a good look none the less. |
I love these windows, I used them in a Halloween Diorama once. |
Not a bad look for the Pilot |
Way to big for the bakery |
These good work on the Bakery |
Adjusting the sizes a bit these good work for the Bakery front as well. |
Works nice for the front of the Pilot as well. |