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Re: St. Peter's Basilica
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lugnet.build.microscale
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Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:16:30 GMT
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In lugnet.announce, Arthur Gugick wrote:
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> The dome was the greatest challenge. I tried a more traditional dome (and even
> added lever bases as I had done in a previous MOC) but all attmepts looked too
> "pixelated"/ too boxy. Using a calculus technique I took the hemi-sphere and
> sub-divided into concentric disks of decreasing radius. By stacking the disks I
> was then able to acheive a dome-like effect.
Nice work!
I think your dome looks really good, and I'm planning on borrowing your
technique for a MOC currently underway. I have to admit, I was so psyched to
see a usable dome technique that looks like it should scale, I really barely
even looked at the rest of the MOC, but what I saw was very nice. The thing I
like about your dome is that it offers enough points where I could vary the
colors to achieve a tiled effect (I'm thinking of Islamic domes using colored
tiles), in particular the 1 x 2 panels.
-Sandy
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