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In lugnet.build.schleim, Didier Enjary wrote:
Here’s a little variant that should be good for trains and space.
Tim
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
Nice Idea - I’ll have to use that sometime
Jeffery
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Jeffery MacEachern wrote:
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
Nice Idea - I’ll have to use that sometime
Jeffery
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Here’s a slightly more complex one
might not quite work as pictured but shoule be adjustble to a working form.
Tim
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--SNIP--
Sorry castleheads. Keep forgetting to remove the .castle from these posts. This
one is in .build.schleim only so replies to it won’t fill .castle.
Sorry!
Tim
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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might not quite work as pictured but shoule be adjustble to a working form.
Tim
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Thanks Tim, that is such a cool idea, I had to build it and tweak it a bit.
Untweaked with Brickshelf link:
Tweaked with MOCpages link:
Finished with Flickr link:
You can see some notes on MOCpages and some of the collaborative process over on
Flickr. Enjoy.
Professor Whateverly
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Ley Ward wrote:
Very nifty work Ley. I like the tiles and using lots of hinge bases rather than
just one. What is the plate you’re using upside down at the top of the door to
hold it in? Must have a hollow stud but I can’t work it out,
Tim
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Ley Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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might not quite work as pictured but shoule be adjustble to a working form.
Tim
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Thanks Tim, that is such a cool idea, I had to build it and tweak it a bit.
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Very nifty work Ley. I like the tiles and using lots of hinge bases rather
than just one. What is the plate you’re using upside down at the top of the
door to hold it in? Must have a hollow stud but I can’t work it out,
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Yep, very neat door. Tim, looks like jumper plates to me.
ROSCO
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Ross Crawford wrote:
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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What is the plate you’re using upside down at the top of the
door to hold it in? Must have a hollow stud but I can’t work it out,
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Yep, very neat door. Tim, looks like jumper plates to me.
ROSCO
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Ross is correct. I wouldn’t have come to that design quite so easily if you
hadn’t included the jumper plate at the bottom, Tim. This sort of collaborative
building is what I really like about this community; I can’t wait to see where
others take it.
Peace and collaboration,
Professor Whateverly
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Ley Ward wrote:
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Ross Crawford wrote:
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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What is the plate you’re using upside down at the top of the
door to hold it in? Must have a hollow stud but I can’t work it out,
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Yep, very neat door. Tim, looks like jumper plates to me.
ROSCO
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Ross is correct. I wouldn’t have come to that design quite so easily if you
hadn’t included the jumper plate at the bottom, Tim. This sort of
collaborative building is what I really like about this community; I can’t
wait to see where others take it.
Peace and collaboration,
Professor Whateverly
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Sometimes I just have to admire my own incredible stupidity... jumper plates on
bottom = jumper plates on top is kind of deducable.
Peace and stupidity, ;)
Tim
PS. .build.scleim is where it’s at
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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Sometimes I just have to admire my own incredible stupidity... jumper plates
on bottom = jumper plates on top is kind of deducable.
Peace and stupidity, ;)
Tim
PS. .build.scleim is where it’s at
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Heh. I learned to relish those moments right before my palm smacks the middle of
my forehead. They may lead to growth, I don’t know. Or, perhaps loopy palms...
Peace and palm smacking, Professor Whateverly
PS. It’s always about the schleim, innit?
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
This could create curves, arches or wheels by introducing angling on the sides.
Using a technic plate at an angle, this is usable for stair steps.
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