I finally figured out what to use for the window sandwich, paper! Specifically some heavy weight drawing paper. I tried it out and was mostly pleased with the result. I used the stained glass cut out for each window as a template and cut out the outline. I then held it in place and marked the areas I needed to cut out from the other side.
I glued the plastic stained glass panel in place with CA and also used CA to glue the paper on top of it. There is a "stain" on the paper from the CA soaking through a bit but paint will cover that. The paper sits lower than the built of "frame" around the window so it looks pretty good. It is a bit tedious with all of the cut and fit involved.
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Cut to fit |
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Cut outs marked |
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Glued in place |
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Looking good so far. A little paint it should pass muster. |
That does look good!
ReplyDeleteAlso looks like something that would be ideal for a laser...
Its turning out okay, I just have to remember that its the inside and isn't going to be seen very much. This definitely would be a good laser project. And there it sits unused in the shop, I really should get moving on that and learning some new software.
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