1/72 Standing Ring

4 posts ยท Feb 27 2003 to Feb 27 2003

From: Channing Faunce <channing@g...>

Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 09:28:06 -0500

Subject: 1/72 Standing Ring

Mike Hillsgrove's recent mention/suggestion/request for 25mm Stargate
sent
me off on a web-search for one. I thought there was one out there, but
couldn't find it. So in the creative spirit of Germy (whom I will be
petitioning for net storage and downloading when finished) I present:

http://home.woh.rr.com/cfaunce/SGate2.JPG
http://home.woh.rr.com/cfaunce/SGate3.JPG

Please note that this is a rough first draft. I found that even using 90 lb.
weight paper the ring sagged. There are a couple of ways to sovle this.

1. layers (probably 3-5) of card stock glued together. (This would keep
all part templates 'included' in the file when printed) 2. just having a front
and back with a note that they would need to be
mounted to user supplied paperboard - what they make cereal boxes from.
3. just having a front and back with a note that they would need to be mounted
to foam core (as in the picture.)

The method affects the size of the slot it sits in.

The foam core method would provide the ring with more depth, but is harder to
cut out neatly. Also a seperate piece for the event horizon would sit inside
it more easily.

Layered card stock or paperboard would probably mean 2 rings, one with and one
without event horizon.

As far as the base and ramp goes, These were textured with a stock image. I'll
probably include a second base that is just large enough to hold and elevate
the ring, and a longer, shallower ramp with a tread plate texture.

If anyone has any other comments or suggestions please feel free to throw them
out there.

From: Germ <germ@g...>

Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 14:44:07 -0000

Subject: Re: 1/72 Standing Ring

> Mike Hillsgrove's recent mention/suggestion/request for 25mm Stargate

No problem on the hosting front Chan. A stargate model would be quite popular.
Let me know when you get it finished and I'll put it up next to your church
:)
(which is averaging 209 requests a month by the way).

How about a dirtside scale gate aswell?

Regards

Jeremey

From: Don M <dmaddox1@h...>

Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 08:51:30 -0600

Subject: Re: 1/72 Standing Ring

You might want to try using a circular plastic protractor as the base and
simply over lay your paper Stargate on it. Then mount it to foam or plastic
base and again over lay your paper.

Just a thought.

Don

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From: Don M <dmaddox1@h...>

Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 09:01:54 -0600

Subject: Re: 1/72 Standing Ring

Oh I lucked out, realized I had one in my junk box.I got it years ago with an
action figure from the film. Too small for 25mm but it will work for 15mm.

 http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/maddvvmcom/lst?.dir=/Sci+-Fi&.view=t

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