We start with the base and the back wall. See that wheel on the bottom lower-left? I will end up breaking it off its axle and will have a heck of a time super gluing it back into place!
With all the walls in place we add display space and start decorating. Those colorful game pieces up top are extremely small. And we have three more rows to go! Each row takes about 20 minutes to complete. And then it's time to add teddy bears, elephants, horses and other fun prizes in different sizes and colors.
And here is the game booth fully loaded. Now it's time to finish building the decorative outsides.
The game booth is ready for tiny little customers., This was a bit tough with a lot of small pieces. Add to that me breaking a wheel and losing a side-piece that I had to reconstruct out of extra plastic and you have a crazy modeling experience.
But it was all worth it. I love the inside of this one. Now all they need is for me to learn a bit more about wiring LEDs and I'll add a light into each booth.
This game booth took me 6 hours to complete. Lots of fun and a great learning experience.
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