An Awesome G.I. Joe HQ and Terrordrom Display

jedsoon · **Joined:** Thu Aug 09, 2007 10:22 am

I've got a nice spread going in the living room, but these environments dwarf even that. That is spectacular! It'd be so fun to set up the obligatory all-out battle in each base.

Stalker · **Joined:** Tue Jun 26, 2007 10:19 am

kHAoS wrote:

That HQ is so full of win, I will fail on any level to match it's awesome-ness...seriously, the scale is mindboggling. I think I'll just go back to setting-up my Outpost Defender and a few sandbags and call it day :shifty:

This is a great quote, I agree totally. My playsets are lucky to have two walls.

narceron · **Posted:** Wed Dec 10, 2008 6:01 pm

carnage717 wrote:

I think I could fill those pretty easy with my nearly complete 82-94 collection plus all my army builders I have. My only problem is having the space to build something like. It really makes me miss not having a basement in my house.

agreed, the next house will need a basement, that will be higher on the list next time.

This time it was central AC, a new roof, electric appliances, boring stuff like that.

Cap · **Posted:** Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:00 pm

Awesome, and kudos on the use of something normally destroyed and discarded.

Actually, there are many different grades of commerical styrofoam. Take it from someone who uses one end of it to the other, it is more versatile than you'd imagine. I use if for everthing from surface facades, to taxidermy representation. From extremely fragile display floral foam, to some pretty tought dense microcell such as Dyalite.

If I were undertaking something that immense (and have done so in the long ago), I would reinforce the commerical styrofoam with either illustration board, or foamboard. That will not only add strength, and not much more weight, but it can avail you the ability to texture or surface the exterior.

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