Very cool Blackwell! I love the visual aspects of it. You definitely captured the futuristic look. But, maybe we can talk about it in person sometime to discuss how we'd go about actually creating it? From what I'm seeing you've given up some of main functionality components that would also make construction a challenge.
The big part that now seems like a challenge is being able to build that so it is sturdy and can break down quickly into one box. You've made the base box smaller and added lights to it which would reduce the amount of pieces that could fit into it. The terminal itself looks neat, but it I'd really want it to be able to show an actual slideshow which would have to be on a small screen because that is all I can afford.
I'm not saying we should throw out the idea. But, we'll have to take a hard look at what we can do. I'd love to incorporate these ideas. Would you be willing to work with me on how we could do that?
*edit: another thing I like is the crate idea. I'll have extra things to bring like extra guns and helmets. Keeping them in custom printed cardboard boxes could add to the booth's image.
You seem to misunderstand here. I'm here to help you visualize a more Halo-ey booth and get it designed. I've already visualized assembly for the most part. You would just need to think about assembly more creatively.
I didn't draw the stuff you incorporated (like hinges) because you already knew you wanted them in the final. No need to draw them.
take the bottom front of the terminal for example.
Ez-pz.
Cut some decorative holes in the final model, and let the CNC cut them. Back the cut holes with foam board to seal it. The machine could do the chamfers, too. I have an idea for the slant on the desk as well. The CNC machine can cut chamfers on the mating edges. You could use a table saw for the bevels if you wanted instead of the machine. the bond would look nicer that way.
I removed the floor and extra walls of the weapon rack are because it was unnecessary. We're going for less weight here.
Once I move to CAD, i'll alter the design to make it more functional. Art doesn't serve that purpose. Those two notches in the front of the desk may be difficult, so I might just omit those, or make it shallower. It will all make more sense later. I suggest downloading fusion 360 so I can show you the files. It will make some sort of sense, I promise.
