Making supports for indoor walls?

[EccentricOwl]

I've got a load of these samplers and I'm looking to try to make some supports. I'm really obsessed with making an indoor Honeypot Casino board, so I need some indoor walls. 

I've got all these - any suggestions on the look, colors, or design to make theem stand up straight as indoor walls? 

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[Thatguy]

The easiest way would probably be too add stuff to the wall. Like shelves or debris to make the walls thicker and not stable. 

You could probably do support beams to. 

Adding weights to the bottom might help too.

[Adran]

I would try basing them. Just sticking them on a thin strip that extends out from the wall ought to reduce the likelihood of tipping. I can't tell if cardboard would be firm enough for them or not. #

You could disguise it with features, like book cases/slot machines and so forth so its not just something sticking out. Alternatively joining the boards together at right angles to form corners would also work, but is a little more restrictive of the board layout (only an issue if you want to make it very  variable).