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Ok, admittedly, its not the most masterful rendition of the inside of an Astartes Battle Barge. But bear with me and try to use your imagination.
I was just playing with case-packaging for a big screen TV. It had interesting geometry that "suggests" a portion of internal space ship superstructure. Later I took pics of the forms stacked together to render a multilevel effect. The Macro photographs are better because they reveal the general interior shapes that one expects to see in a typical large space ship. However, perhaps too much focus may have been made on the minis themselves, but they were included to convey the overall size scale of the "diorama" (for lack of a better term).
If the picture disappointed you, I apologize. But the picture tries to convey the "potential" utility of using Styrofoam packing forms for dioramas of space ships or other scale model architectural structures. Had I added more bells and whistles (simulated physical equipment/cabling, imperial iconic symbols), and some grayish paint, for more Gothic effects, etc., I may have been able to pull it off more effectively.

My wife eventually made me throw away all that Styrofoam stuff because storage space is at a premium in my house, so this picture, and a few other macro images, are the only remnants of the Caesar.
JD

Description

Ok, admittedly, its not the most masterful rendition of the inside of an Astartes Battle Barge. But bear with me and try to use your imagination.
I was just playing with case-packaging for a big screen TV. It had interesting geometry that "suggests" a portion of internal space ship superstructure. Later I took pics of the forms stacked together to render a multilevel effect. The Macro photographs are better because they reveal the general interior shapes that one expects to see in a typical large space ship. However, perhaps too much focus may have been made on the minis themselves, but they were included to convey the overall size scale of the "diorama" (for lack of a better term).
If the picture disappointed you, I apologize. But the picture tries to convey the "potential" utility of using Styrofoam packing forms for dioramas of space ships or other scale model architectural structures. Had I added more bells and whistles (simulated physical equipment/cabling, imperial iconic symbols), and some grayish paint, for more Gothic effects, etc., I may have been able to pull it off more effectively.

My wife eventually made me throw away all that Styrofoam stuff because storage space is at a premium in my house, so this picture, and a few other macro images, are the only remnants of the Caesar.
JD