So I've started a Star Wars roleplaying game campaign, and my characters have chosen a beat up old SoroSuub Nesst class light freighter as their primary mode of transportation. It's a hunk of junk, but it's theirs, darnit! 
So to make the game a bit more exciting, I've decided to try and make a paper model of their freighter. Not only that, it will have removable sections to reveal the interior for some miniatures roleplaying.
So far I've got the exterior pretty much done. I might do the little thrusters on the sides, but I'm guessing they'll end up as textures. I've also got a significant chunk of the lower deck's floorplan built. I hope to get at least the model completed by next Friday's session so I'll have something to show my players.
Here's the model as a whole:
And here's the lower deck:
I'm following the floorplan provided on the Star Wars Deckplans Alliance site, which I think is pretty good. I'm not going to have the ceiling of the sections finished so as to make construction just a bit easier. The top deck will have some windows though, so I'll need to detail the hallways and the bridge in the upper half of the deck.
So to make the game a bit more exciting, I've decided to try and make a paper model of their freighter. Not only that, it will have removable sections to reveal the interior for some miniatures roleplaying.
So far I've got the exterior pretty much done. I might do the little thrusters on the sides, but I'm guessing they'll end up as textures. I've also got a significant chunk of the lower deck's floorplan built. I hope to get at least the model completed by next Friday's session so I'll have something to show my players.
Here's the model as a whole:
And here's the lower deck:
I'm following the floorplan provided on the Star Wars Deckplans Alliance site, which I think is pretty good. I'm not going to have the ceiling of the sections finished so as to make construction just a bit easier. The top deck will have some windows though, so I'll need to detail the hallways and the bridge in the upper half of the deck.
