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I have ceilings! And floors! And a light!

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My painted and varnished floor cloth in the great cabin. It was plain white cotton - a very smooth polished cotton, I think - that I painted with acrylics and varnished with many many coats of... something. I think I used my Realistic Water because I didn't have any other large quantity of colorless clear shiny coating. I tried several different things, so it may actually be a combination of coatings.

Great cabin and sick berth floors (and no windows or stern locker)

With the stern locker dry-fitted in place

I started adding beams to the ceilings. The lower room (sick berth) hasn't progressed very far in ceiling development, but it does have a long built-in shelf, and the beginnings of stains.

Unpainted molding added to the beams.

Painted and lovely

This was an earlier test fitting before the floor cloth was in place - primarily to bask in the glow of the beautiful lamp. I'm very happy with my hanging lamp (from Cir-Kit Concepts). It's made of nice hefty metal too, to imitate real wrought iron. It's elegant but solid and unfussy. And this was my first time using a ceiling adapter with spring-loaded eyelets. I like it!


This picture is close to actual size.


Great cabin and sick berth floors (and no windows or stern locker)

With the stern locker dry-fitted in place

I started adding beams to the ceilings. The lower room (sick berth) hasn't progressed very far in ceiling development, but it does have a long built-in shelf, and the beginnings of stains.

Unpainted molding added to the beams.

Painted and lovely

This was an earlier test fitting before the floor cloth was in place - primarily to bask in the glow of the beautiful lamp. I'm very happy with my hanging lamp (from Cir-Kit Concepts). It's made of nice hefty metal too, to imitate real wrought iron. It's elegant but solid and unfussy. And this was my first time using a ceiling adapter with spring-loaded eyelets. I like it!


This picture is close to actual size.

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