So, basically, during the last year of the gymnasium (as in 12th grade in school), you have to do a project relating to the line of studies you've chosen. I've chosen dance.
So, I had to do something related to dancing. But I did want to a project involving my miniature model hobby. And then my idea sprung: I would make a miniature stage.
So far I've figured out pretty much how I'll do it. First, I need a base of some kind. This will most likely be either foamcore or plasticard. Next are the walls - definitively foamcore, and a roof of whatever the base will be done of. The roof will be removable.
Beneath the base will be a layer of magnetic sheet. On the stage itself I'll have a few example minis (I've chosen the Malifaux Showgirls:
These will have magnetised bases.
To the sides of the stage I'll have a few legs. No, not real ones, legs on a stage are more like curtains (known as byxor, e.g. pants in Swedish), most likely made out of Plasticard glues to a fixed position.
In the ceiling I'll have a few horizontal bars to serve as anchors for the LED-lights I plan on inserting there.
The LED-lights will be of different colours to serve as a way of testing different stage-lights so you don't have to try it on stage. I'll try and see if I'm able to turn them on and off individually, but it might be a little too much work for me. If it turns out to be too hard, I'm just going have them in groups based on their colour.
The magnetized base-sheet and the magnetized bases will serve as a way to be able to try out formations on stage in advance. I'm looking for magnets weak enough so they won't be a hassle to move around and still not fall from their places if the stage is moved.
And that's my idea.
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