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Hi everybody,
After this one and
this one, I’m (still) proud to
announce a new window :
At this moment, I’m sure that SNOT specialists will count : “One... two...
three... but ! it’s not possible to fill a 3 wide hole with plates in SNOT.”
That’s right, but I don’t use plates here. The brick here is the 3185 Fence
1x4x2.
We used yet this part to make stained
windows, but this part has the very interressant property that its thickness is
1/3 of brick. This part allows a 1/3 offset.
A MLCad view of the building technique :
Complet gallery after moderation :
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=147033
Tim, Larry, I will make an article on Brickwiki about offset :)
Erik “brickerik” Amzallag
FreeLUG member
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
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Hi everybody,
After this one and
this one, I’m (still) proud to
announce a new window :
At this moment, I’m sure that SNOT specialists will count : “One... two...
three... but ! it’s not possible to fill a 3 wide hole with plates in SNOT.”
That’s right, but I don’t use plates here. The brick here is the 3185 Fence
1x4x2.
We used yet this part to make stained windows, but this part has the very interressant property that its
thickness is 1/3 of brick. This part allows a 1/3 offset.
A MLCad view of the building technique :
Complet gallery after moderation :
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=147033
Tim, Larry, I will make an article on Brickwiki about offset :)
Erik “brickerik” Amzallag
FreeLUG member
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Hi Eric,
Beautiful window design (and your previous ones too). It is always good to see a
new technique and especially (for me anyway) one that does not require many
specialised parts.
Now you have me thinking what sort of model could be built around such a window.
Anyway, thanks for sharing this and I look forward to seeing the article ;)
Tim
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
Now how did you know we were going to ask about that??? LOL
What I really want to know is how to hide the big fence thingies sticking out
the back of the window..
++Lar
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Erik" <brickerik@NOSPAMfree.fr>
To: <lugnet.announce@lugnet.com>; <lugnet.build.schleim@lugnet.com>;
<lugnet.build.vignette@lugnet.com>; <lugnet.castle@lugnet.com>
Sent: Monday, September 26, 2005 8:47 PM
Subject: A three wide window
> Hi everybody,
>
> After <http://news.lugnet.com/castle/?n=20386 this one> and
> <http://news.lugnet.com/announce/?n=2692 this one>, I'm (still) proud to
> announce a new window :
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ea-the-smile/building-technique/3-wide-window/window_big.jpg
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ea-the-smile/building-technique/3-wide-window/window_small.jpg>>
>
> At this moment, I'm sure that SNOT specialists will count : "One... two...
> three... but ! it's not possible to fill a 3 wide hole with plates in
> SNOT."
> That's right, but I don't use plates here. The brick here is the 3185
> Fence
> 1x4x2.
>
>
> We used yet this part to make <http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=49284
> stained
> windows>, but this part has the very interressant property that its
> thickness is
> 1/3 of brick. This part allows a 1/3 offset.
>
>
> A MLCad view of the building technique :
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ea-the-smile/building-technique/3-wide-window/window_mlcad.jpg
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/ea-the-smile/building-technique/3-wide-window/thumb/window_mlcad.jpg_thumb.jpg>>
>
> Complet gallery after moderation :
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=147033>
>
> Tim, Larry, I will make an article on Brickwiki about offset :)
>
> Erik "brickerik" Amzallag
>
> FreeLUG member
Hi Erik,
very nice concept you've come up with!
I will try to build it one of these days and look into
the protruding parts on the back and how to incorporate these
into nice architectural concepts,
or something...
Seriously, it might be a nasty job to have the back side of your project
nicely covered and usefull.
But really, it's tempting my imagination,
and I'm once more amazed about what one
(you in particular, right now) can come up with
with all these simple Lego bricks.
It's great fun!
Thanks for sharing
and play on!
Daan Bargerbos
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Hi Erik,
very nice concept you’ve come up with!
I will try to build it one of these days and look into
the protruding parts on the back and how to incorporate these
into nice architectural concepts,
or something...
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I’m impatient to see the variants you will be able to find, as for the lattice
windows.
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Seriously, it might be a nasty job to have the back side of your project
nicely covered and usefull.
But really, it’s tempting my imagination,
and I’m once more amazed about what one
(you in particular, right now) can come up with
with all these simple Lego bricks.
It’s great fun!
Thanks for sharing
and play on!
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Thank you for your comments Daan
Erik
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
That’s a very good window design, Erik!!
But, is that Joe Vig in your photo, announcing the 3 studs?? :-D
“Big Daddy” Nelson
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In lugnet.announce, Erik Amzallag wrote:
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A MLCad view of the building technique :
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Holy patootie thats awesome!!
Bravo!! I’ll be printing this out and using it in my next castle moc FOR SURE!!
-Lenny
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Holy patootie thats awesome!!
Bravo!! I’ll be printing this out and using it in my next castle moc FOR
SURE!!
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Impatient I am to see it :)
Thanks
Erik
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That’s a very good window design, Erik!!
But, is that Joe Vig in your photo, announcing the 3 studs?? :-D
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Hehe, that’s right. A little “vignette touch” to give life to the MOC, and the
3 to stress the width of the window.
Erik
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