a. Write out a list of features for the room.
b. Sketch a view or views of the room, with some ideas jotted on it.
c. If needed draw plans of sections which require it with measurements, to enure you cut the parts up right for assembly.
I've started keeping a modelling ideas book, so I can jot/sketch things in as they come to mind.
Below is a sheet with the sketchs for the dual purpose Ballroom/Throneroom (click on it to see in full size)
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The Ballroom would provide a nice opportunity to see your musicians..
Either would be cool. :)
Do you have a throne and/or dancers?
I will do the ballroom first as I've finished the stage for the court musicians.
Dancers - not specifically in dancing poses, but have enough ladies and gentelmen in suitable poses to look about right.
I have a throne from a kiddies princess castle set which with a minor modification to raise the seat will be just about right. Currently working on a seated king and queen.
The Eureka 18C civilian sets are worth a look
100CIV13 Captive audience
100CIV14 More tea vicar?
100CIV15 Take your order sir?
100CIV16 Ooh you are awful...
I bought all four to get the tables, chairs and sitting figures.
-- Allan
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