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torpedo
07-01-2014, 02:28 PM
Hello,

I hope I am posting this in the right part of the forums...

I recently started a Kickstarter project:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/981366386/corridor-sets-from-sci-fi-to-steampunk-available

This project is targeting miniature wargamers, it is a set of modular corridors made from 3mm MDF that come in a variety of different themes (to cover all the different kinds of games out there).

I am going to be releasing a generic "blank" set that people will be able to glue download and print walls and floors so they would only really need is a printer and some glue rather than having to paint it all up. Hopefully my short description makes sense.

I know this isn't exactly what this site is about but people here have experience with designing an image to fit a certain shape or shapes. So I was wondering if there was anyone interested in doing some design work or, if this isn't the right forum, if there were others that you may know of for me to find people that may be interested in this kind of project.

Thanks!
airdave
07-01-2014, 04:45 PM
email me and fill me in.
cutandfold (dot) info (at) rogers (dotcom)
codex34
07-01-2014, 08:48 PM
In addition to the talent here (your probably part of this place anyway) :- [TMP] Paper Modeling Message Board (http://theminiaturespage.com/boards/topics.mv?id=201)

Personally I think Wallpapering mdf is going to be a fairly large market in the future, have you ever thought of doing it in reverse? do the paper model first and design a laser cut mdf for it?
My attempts, if you fancy playing with them - 15mmpaperscifi.blogspot.co.uk
torpedo
07-02-2014, 10:15 AM
I have thought of doing it in reverse and once my Kickstarter is over and fulfilled I have some plans to do just this with several companies out there.
codex34
07-04-2014, 01:11 PM
Haven't got the dimensions in mm for the blank sets, but had a go with what informaion is on your page.
These are just blank wallpapers, I reckon most detailing can be done with printed decals and/or paper boxes.
Put a transition stage in there as well, just for fun.
It's really just 4 peices needed, no folding, glue them on with pritt stick.

Any chance of posting the dimensions needed for the pieces?
(posted piccy of the wallpaper dimensions needed)

Only real problem doing this, you don't need the mdf once you have the wallpapers, you could use card.