Thanks,
High-tech futuristic door and frame I need 3 of these for the Command deck alone. I should have picked an simpler door assembly.
http://i.imgur.com/HsUP3xb.jpg
I've just about reached my limit of patience in rendering detail. I'm a bit out of practice working this fine.
Here is a good point to show how I cut fine detail pieces not that I am as proficient as some who work with styrene but this works for me.
You will note that the door detail is still attached to the sheet (Which is upside down BTW the top of the door is at the bottom of the image). This gives you more of an area to hold onto while you are cutting the detail. After the lines are cut and the holes are final filed then I separate the piece from the sheet.
This is one of the few times I use a #11 Xacto tip for cutting, I usually use it to pick up tiny objects such as rivets to place them on the work.
I cut out any holes first which saves you from tearing the plastic trying to cut close to an edge. For some reason cutting the hole after you have done you straight slices causes the blade to wander.....
I'm trying something new cutting on cork board which seems to work rather well, I usually cut on an old wood butchers block board.
You can see at the top of the image the sketched in door detail for a slightly smaller door. That will be the door to the vestibule leading to the rear exterior door on the back of the Titan.
http://i.imgur.com/itDg7rn.jpg
After you have rough cut the holes with the knife, dress the edges and rounded corners with jeweler's files and or diamond needle files and yes that is an steel emery nail board; an indispensable trimming tool.
http://i.imgur.com/34WlNwE.jpg