 
 
3/4" playwood and various diamters of PVC tubing are cut to form the basis of the Briefing Room Viewer.
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The wood and PVC parts are assembled.
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The outer frames of the three screens are cut from sheet styrene and glued together. Plexiglass is cut, frosted and attached to each of the frames.
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The base unit is built using wood, PVC and sheet styrene.
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Two of the three screens are aligned and attached to the wood structure.
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White sheet styrene is placed behind each one of the screens to act as diffusers.
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The last screen is epoxied into place. The base unit is puttied.
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The three sided crown is assembled and epoxied to the top.
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Styrene strips are epoxied on complete primary assembly.
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All seams on the entire model are puttied.
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Both components are sanded with a power sander.
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All screen are masked off and the entire model is primered.
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Both components were painted with a blue-gray color. The screens were then masked off for airbrushing the blue surround.
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The blue surround is airbrushed on all three side.
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The final shot of the complete Briefing Room Viewer. Quick! Into the box before the paint completely dries!
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