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Top Floor Construction

Ruth's Cinema Build - Posted on June 9th, 2008 by Ruth  

FoyerCinema Ground FloorI basically followed the same procedure for the middle floor as for the ground. To make the false walls I constructed a totally separate section out of foam board which I then clad using the same materials as on the other walls. To finish off I glued it into position and once again added skirting and coving. I also added vertical strips of thin wood as an additional architectural feature.

The top floor was much more simple as this was intended to be an attic which would be a storage area. I decided to use a wood effect paper for the floors and inside roof with a brick effect paper on the walls. Using the floor paper I created a small trap door in the corner, although this doesn’t actually work it’s just for effect.

For the external roof covering I cut strips of thick black card, scored on the individual tiles and glued each strip slightly overlapping.

More next week.

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2 Comments to “Top Floor Construction”


  1. I like the way you filled in the back arch.


  2. I love the floor.. it blends in really well with the counter and the other furniture.. great job. =)

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