Flooring the Red Framework House

[tahra]

Tahra, do you mean the pieces used to make the first-floor floor, 30028470?

No, those wouldn't work.

I mean with the colorado floors: https://playmodb.org/cgi-bin/showpart.pl?partnum=30-05-0800

I am not sure the "cornered parts" - like this: https://playmodb.org/cgi-bin/showpart.pl?partnum=30-65-0672 - fit there... Can't remember if they're flat underneath...    My poor old head.

[Tiermann]

The black or grey floors from the old Steck train stations or hospital fit, but are very hard to find. You would need 2 end pieces
Black
30 03 9660 - End plate
Or even harder to find, grey

30 05 3250 - End plate

[drbatesy]

Thanks Tim, I'll keep an eye out.

I wonder why they chose to put these buildings out without a floor? 

[Indianna]

The black or grey floors from the old Steck train stations or hospital fit, but are very hard to find. You would need 2 end pieces
Black
30 03 9660 - End plate
 . . . .

Tim is absolutely correct.  I've partially assembled a green framework house using 2 end pieces 30 03 9660 as a floor to demonstrate - the bottoms of the wall pieces snap into the floor pieces so it stays together nicely. 

[Indianna]

I swear the photos were right-side-up when I posted them!     Anyway, the message comes through. 

I had those floor pieces because I went on a mad ebay buying spree of steck about 15, 20 years ago.  I was pleasantly surprised to find them among my many boxes of stuff.  As a result, I can help you with those floor pieces, drbatesy, I'll send you a PM. 

[drbatesy]

Thankyou for the photos Anne! I've seen some of these on ebay in France already so they're clearly 'around'. 

[tahra]

Tim is absolutely correct.  I've partially assembled a green framework house using 2 end pieces 30 03 9660 as a floor to demonstrate - the bottoms of the wall pieces snap into the floor pieces so it stays together nicely.

Thank you for clearing that

[Indianna]

Thank you for clearing that

I'm really glad that drbatesy asked the question because that prompted Tim to suggest this nifty solution that I was not aware of previously. 

[drbatesy]

You're welcome  Yes, please do PM me!

Steve.

[Tiermann]

I've tried it in the past but found it looks funny to me for the Medieval house style. I have always used grey heavy paper stock under my houses and castles for floors. Not portable, but fine on a diorama table.