Super Detailed Interiors

• I glue some of the product shelving directly to the interior walls also some are first glued to card stock or foam board and then glued to the wall.

• The free standing shelf boxes are made out of styrene using .188 x.040 styrene strips for the ends and tops of shelves.

• I like to make the shelf long enough for the photo to cover one side and to wrap around at least one end.

• I use Aleene's tacky glue for almost all my gluing

Red Owl market interior 1

• 3 shelves made of styrene; width of shelves .188 x .040 styrene strips

• on back wall is wine rack mounted on card stock then glued to wall; meat counter glued to wall; butcher counter mounted on foam board then glued to wall.

• vegetables and fruit front floor are Woodland Scenics Farmer's Market

• check stand made from scrap styrene; cash register styrene strips one being a quarter round.

• I add a back wall to create space to run lighting wires out through the floor of the building. I add this wall in almost all my lighted buildings.

Red Owl market interior 2

• Side wall left: produce shelf mounted first on foam board then glued to wall

• Middle produce shelf just glued to wall.

• Wine rack on side wall mounted on foam board then glued to side wall

• Wine rack wraps to back wall, here the wine rack is mounted on card stock and then glued to back wall

Liquor Store interior 1

• Floor space taken by folding beer and wine boxes

• Be sure to leave a small extra white tab when cutting out box displays so you have something to glue to when folding the box.

• Check stand made of scrap styrene and decorated with signs from the liquor store sheet; cash register made from styrene strips one being a quarter round.

Liquor Store interior 2

• back wall: cooler case mounted on foam board then glued to wall

• right wall: wine rack folded to extend out then glued to wall; forward of the wine rack liquor shelves glued to wall.

• left wall: a small cooler case mounted on foam board then glued to wall; forward of that are diplays of wine glued to wall.

• I create a back wall to have a place to run my wires from the lights out of the bottom of the building. I do this in most all my lighted buildings.