Let's Build That Custom Base for your USS Flagg!
This is for a set of two 3D printed door frame inserts designed for your USS Flagg Custom Base. The design for these door frames is based upon the door frame of "Bulkhead Wall D" of the USS Flagg. The "how to" book on building a custom base for the USS Flagg is available on Amazon and you can search for "GI Joe Chris Dortch" to find it.
What size boards do these fit?
These door frames are designed for 1" x 6" boards. Using 1x6 boards will only leave a very small gap between the two frames. I will include a single page excerpt from the book on tools needed and how to create the opening for the frame.
How many do I need?
You will need two door frames for each doorway you have in your custom base design. As seen in the book, I have five doorways in my custom base and therefore used ten door frame inserts. If you have 5 doorways, you can select the "10 Door Frames" at a lower cost than purchasing individually.
Tell me about the pictures?
Pic 1: This is a picture of two 3D printed door frames sitting on the USS Flagg flight deck. This listing is just for two of those door frames, the flight deck is not included.
Pic 2: This is a picture of only one of the door frames inserted in the doorway between the bunk room and the restroom. Toilet not included. Decals can be found on my website.
Pic 3: This is a picture of both door frames inserted in the doorway between the bunk room and the restroom.
Pic 4: This is a picture of the bunk room on my custom base. It shows two sets of door frames. The one on the left goes to a Commons Area and the one on the right goes to the restroom. You can enlarge the photo and see there is very little gap between the inserts. Bunks and accessories not included, but our friends at Marauder Gun-Runners can hook you up.
Pic 5: This is a picture of one of the 3D printed door frames.
Pic 6: This is a picture of my USS Flagg Custom Base. The Flagg and base are not included, but are shown here to give you a visual of how I used the door frames.
This is for a set of two 3D printed door frame inserts designed for your USS Flagg Custom Base. The design for these door frames is based upon the door frame of "Bulkhead Wall D" of the USS Flagg. The "how to" book on building a custom base for the USS Flagg is available on Amazon and you can search for "GI Joe Chris Dortch" to find it.
What size boards do these fit?
These door frames are designed for 1" x 6" boards. Using 1x6 boards will only leave a very small gap between the two frames. I will include a single page excerpt from the book on tools needed and how to create the opening for the frame.
How many do I need?
You will need two door frames for each doorway you have in your custom base design. As seen in the book, I have five doorways in my custom base and therefore used ten door frame inserts. If you have 5 doorways, you can select the "10 Door Frames" at a lower cost than purchasing individually.
Tell me about the pictures?
Pic 1: This is a picture of two 3D printed door frames sitting on the USS Flagg flight deck. This listing is just for two of those door frames, the flight deck is not included.
Pic 2: This is a picture of only one of the door frames inserted in the doorway between the bunk room and the restroom. Toilet not included. Decals can be found on my website.
Pic 3: This is a picture of both door frames inserted in the doorway between the bunk room and the restroom.
Pic 4: This is a picture of the bunk room on my custom base. It shows two sets of door frames. The one on the left goes to a Commons Area and the one on the right goes to the restroom. You can enlarge the photo and see there is very little gap between the inserts. Bunks and accessories not included, but our friends at Marauder Gun-Runners can hook you up.
Pic 5: This is a picture of one of the 3D printed door frames.
Pic 6: This is a picture of my USS Flagg Custom Base. The Flagg and base are not included, but are shown here to give you a visual of how I used the door frames.