The walls of the second floor are made the same way as the first, 3mm birchwood plywood with 1/32 thick Monster Modeling brick. I designed the second floor windows to be made with the laser cutter and have the mullins on both sides with the glass in the middle.If anything it was easier to make the windows from basswood then using the resin printer. The glue holds better to the wood. The column design was carried through like on the first floor and it appears the nesting I was looking for will work just fine. Here in photos is the process and progress. You will notice the column colors are changing. I did not like the first color and I still not sure if I like this new version, definitely will need to be toned down some.
Laser set up to cut out walls.
Laser having just cut out walls from Monster Modeling American Aged Brick Sheet
3mm birchwood plywood and brick sheet ready to be glued together.
Parts glued together using 3M 468 double sided tape.
Wood frames cut out and ready to be made windows for front wall. Brick has been 'painted' using rust-red dry pigment and sand grout (scenic glue and wet water) used to fill in mordor lines.
Windows in and walls glued to floor.
Second floor together with most columns in place. End columns need to be painted before attaching to wall. That is progress for tonight hope you like it so far.
Jim
Laser set up to cut out walls.
Laser having just cut out walls from Monster Modeling American Aged Brick Sheet
3mm birchwood plywood and brick sheet ready to be glued together.
Parts glued together using 3M 468 double sided tape.
Wood frames cut out and ready to be made windows for front wall. Brick has been 'painted' using rust-red dry pigment and sand grout (scenic glue and wet water) used to fill in mordor lines.
Windows in and walls glued to floor.
Second floor together with most columns in place. End columns need to be painted before attaching to wall. That is progress for tonight hope you like it so far.
Jim