Hirst Arts makes silicone rubber molds that allow people to cast plaster blocks which can then be glued together to build towers, castles, buildings, and dungeons. Most of the lines are for fantasy buildings (including egyptian styles), but the future line was just expanded with an initial set of molds designed for building starship interiors (in a Star Wars style).
Here is a picture of a sample sci-fi layout.
Here is a link to the instructions for building a basic set of components.
The basic idea is:
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Not quite Traveller style, but worth a look if you're into using miniatures. I don't have the sci-fi molds, but I do enjoy building with the fantasy/historical molds.
Ron
PS: I've no connection to Hirst Arts other than enjoying using the molds.
Here is a picture of a sample sci-fi layout.
Here is a link to the instructions for building a basic set of components.
The basic idea is:
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- mix dry plaster with water</font>
- pour into a mold</font>
- scrape off the excess</font>
- after the plaster sets, pop the blocks out</font>
- repeat until you have enough blocks</font>
- assemble with glue</font>
- paint</font>
Not quite Traveller style, but worth a look if you're into using miniatures. I don't have the sci-fi molds, but I do enjoy building with the fantasy/historical molds.
Ron
PS: I've no connection to Hirst Arts other than enjoying using the molds.