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This is the leftover frame for some boardgame pieces.  It looks a lot
like window frames or breezeway arches.  I'm going to go with breezeways.
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They will need end bits to hold them together and hold up the roof.
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This is a pretty simple structure.
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And a standard corrugated cardboard roof.  I am mixing several colours of paint
right on the surface.  This gives a nice water run/weathered effect.
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Then we just stand them up and let the space marines run around.
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The one in front has a slightly more interesting structure because I had one frame
bit with "two stories".
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