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If you made it to Planet Comicon or C2E2 this year you saw the amazing work that's been done so far between our Longsword and Harvest Battalions to build a modular booth based on the Live Fire map. With the idea started under NobleofDeath16 even going so far as to commission a forge map be created with various layouts based on the typical sizes of booths we're likely to have at conventions.
Link: 405th Midwest Booth Design
First iteration was planned and premiered at Planet Comicon 2025 with this basic layout and some design decisions.
Design:
Planet 2025 Layout


C2E2 2025 Layout

Some Reference Images Used


Builds:
For the walls themselves that do not form a room, 2x4 framing with a horizontal center crossbar faced with 1/4" plywood. It's suggested to make the top and bottom go the full width of the board and cut down the verticals so that if someone slides the panel you don't have a joint directly on the ground.

For paint we used the following colors, Behr High Speed Access and Behr Shadow Mountain were combined in the same tray and painted in a crisscross pattern to make the faux concrete look.
Light Gray: Behr High Speed Access
Dark Gray: Behr Shadow Mountain
Green: Behr Cypress Vine
Faux Concrete Painting - it'll look weird at first; trust the process.
The wall stands were built using 2x3 material and stand 72" tall

I'll go into more details on the columns and barriers in a subsequent post, but the columns are presently designed to be built 12.25" wide by 8" deep including the facade before applying the 3D printed caps. There's also an L-shaped variant for placing on the corners of any rooms built.

Barriers are a fairly simple build but it is suggested to bevel the angle edges.

Link: 405th Midwest Booth Design
First iteration was planned and premiered at Planet Comicon 2025 with this basic layout and some design decisions.
Design:
Planet 2025 Layout


C2E2 2025 Layout


Some Reference Images Used







Builds:
For the walls themselves that do not form a room, 2x4 framing with a horizontal center crossbar faced with 1/4" plywood. It's suggested to make the top and bottom go the full width of the board and cut down the verticals so that if someone slides the panel you don't have a joint directly on the ground.

For paint we used the following colors, Behr High Speed Access and Behr Shadow Mountain were combined in the same tray and painted in a crisscross pattern to make the faux concrete look.
Light Gray: Behr High Speed Access
Dark Gray: Behr Shadow Mountain
Green: Behr Cypress Vine
Faux Concrete Painting - it'll look weird at first; trust the process.
The wall stands were built using 2x3 material and stand 72" tall

I'll go into more details on the columns and barriers in a subsequent post, but the columns are presently designed to be built 12.25" wide by 8" deep including the facade before applying the 3D printed caps. There's also an L-shaped variant for placing on the corners of any rooms built.


Barriers are a fairly simple build but it is suggested to bevel the angle edges.
