A simple room - how to.

Nice tutorial, thanks Dal.

Very nice.

GubernatorFan wrote:Nice tutorial, thanks Dal.

Stryker2012 wrote:Very nice.

Thank you guys! I hope others find it useful

Nice! Simple and very effective! I'd love to make one myself now, only I have exactly zero figures that wouldn't look completely misplaced in a setting like that.  

I'm currently figuring out a few new environments for my new cabinet: forest for the shamans, rocky terrain for the spartans and something spacey for the jedi. Will see. I love this hobby for the inspiration and creative outlet it offers.

Diana wrote:Nice! Simple and very effective! I'd love to make one myself now, only I have exactly zero figures that wouldn't look completely misplaced in a setting like that.  

I'm currently figuring out a few new environments for my new cabinet: forest for the shamans, rocky terrain for the spartans and something spacey for the jedi. Will see. I love this hobby for the inspiration and creative outlet it offers.

Thanks Diana, in theory the method remains the same, just construct your walls, then decorate as needed, rock or stonework for the spartans, space ship corridors or desert wall terrain, there is no end of things you can work into this simple set desgn

Simple but very effective, nice!
New to this hobby.
What is the best location to find furniture like your couch, TV for example.
Many thanks.

NavySubGuy wrote:Simple but very effective, nice!
New to this hobby.
What is the best location to find furniture like your couch, TV for example.
Many thanks.

Welcome aboard. Not sure where Dal gets his stuff, but eBay (of course), Etsy (fantastic site for a lot of 1/6 stuff), and Monkey Depot parts out sets all the time (they don’t always have specific furniture).

Stryker2012 wrote:

NavySubGuy wrote:Simple but very effective, nice!
New to this hobby.
What is the best location to find furniture like your couch, TV for example.
Many thanks.

Welcome aboard. Not sure where Dal gets his stuff, but eBay (of course), Etsy (fantastic site for a lot of 1/6 stuff), and Monkey Depot parts out sets all the time (they don’t always have specific furniture).

Thank you. I'm pleased that you found my guide useful . AS for finding stuff, as Mark said, ebay and etsy are great places. Also don't be afraid to buy Barbie or classic Sindy (can't think now how she was branded across the pond?) and repaint them to suit your needs . Check charity and the thrift stores for 1/6 scale items. I must admit, I do make a lot of furniture too. My sofa's are made from off cuts of wood, then recovered using a staple gun.