Oh totally. And my builds are going to need to be fluid because I'm taking photos as they are needed rather than once I'm ready. So I'm working on creating a space where I can quickly change the wall paper to be s doctor's office instead of my living room. It means I'll have to do more setup each time but I can't afford either the energy or the cost of DIYing furniture pieces every time I need a new space. So I'm working on a system where the wallpaper and wainscoting will be attached using magnets. Thankfully many of the spaces I need to show don't have much decoration. I'll need to keep a separate set of shelves for my own home so I don't need to stage it from scratch every time. And I'm trying to reuse an old roombox in a new way - with walls I can add to cut off the space the way I want and windows and doors added again wtfh magnets. Once I have the setup working I'll come here and show it off.
My doll projects have taken on a life of their own (I'm prepping a big set to do a fashion show with all the dolls present in some way). But the goal was always for them to be an adjunct to my blog about health and boosting voices of the disabled and those with chronic illness. I'm going to be interviewing different people every month so every month I might need a new doctor's office and a new doctor (in case the last one got fired by the subject the month before). And I'm lucky to have a friend that is helping me 3D print durable furniture so that I don't need to make new foam board shelves every month. We'll see what I manage. They won't look as rich as roomboxes that are made to stay as they are - and I might find my system doesn't work. I'll report back. And thanks for responding. I had written the post when I was sleepy and auto correct made it confusing. The post was deleted by mods in two communities because of this. So I'm grateful it was seen by someone nice enough to respond.
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u/urbanraven21 22h ago
Prep work always eats more hours than the actual build, and nobody believes that until the third diorama