Sixty-six control panel designs on a single A4 sheet, for anyone building a spaceship bridge, a cockpit, a mission control room or the inside of a hull. Screens and readouts for the big surfaces, consoles for the desks, gauges and status lamps for the small gaps, and warning placards for the spaces between.
These are made for building bricks generally, not for one system. The vinyl works just as happily on model railway scenery, a wargames table or a diorama as it does on a brick-built bulkhead.
What is on the sheet
Sixty-six designs, one of each, no repeats. It is a variety pack rather than a themed set with spares, because a bridge wants sixty-six different instruments rather than two of everything.
3 large hero panels for a back wall, at 4x4 tile size
12 wide consoles at 2x4 tile size
21 square instruments and system readouts at 2x2 tile size
9 long strips and corridor rails at 1x4 tile size
21 small placards and labels at 1x2 tile size
Every design was drawn entirely in code rather than generated, which is why the type stays crisp at fifteen millimetres and why no two panels are quite the same instrument.
Which tiles to use
Use black tiles. The artwork is near black, so a black tile hides the join and the panel reads as fitted hardware rather than a sticker. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge on a dark tile, and a cut on the narrow side disappears completely.
How it arrives
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat. The stickers are not pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit sixty-six designs on a sheet at this price. Each design is sized to its tile, with a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
Sixty-six control panel designs on a single A4 sheet, for anyone building a spaceship bridge, a cockpit, a mission control room or the inside of a hull. Screens and readouts for the big surfaces, consoles for the desks, gauges and status lamps for the small gaps, and warning placards for the spaces between.
These are made for building bricks generally, not for one system. The vinyl works just as happily on model railway scenery, a wargames table or a diorama as it does on a brick-built bulkhead.
What is on the sheet
Sixty-six designs, one of each, no repeats. It is a variety pack rather than a themed set with spares, because a bridge wants sixty-six different instruments rather than two of everything.
3 large hero panels for a back wall, at 4x4 tile size
12 wide consoles at 2x4 tile size
21 square instruments and system readouts at 2x2 tile size
9 long strips and corridor rails at 1x4 tile size
21 small placards and labels at 1x2 tile size
Every design was drawn entirely in code rather than generated, which is why the type stays crisp at fifteen millimetres and why no two panels are quite the same instrument.
Which tiles to use
Use black tiles. The artwork is near black, so a black tile hides the join and the panel reads as fitted hardware rather than a sticker. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge on a dark tile, and a cut on the narrow side disappears completely.
How it arrives
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat. The stickers are not pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit sixty-six designs on a sheet at this price. Each design is sized to its tile, with a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
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