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Re: My Giant? Castle in progress
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Sat, 22 Jan 2000 13:35:32 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Pawel Nazarewicz writes:
> > My main motivation to build a module-style castle was mobility. My last • castle
> > was stuck in a basement on half of a ping-pong table, virtually immobile. All
> > the modules for my new castle will easily fit through a doorway. I agree with
> > you Pawel, it sure would be great to combine castle layouts/displays as well • as
> > misc. inns, taverns, stables and terrain to build up a vast countryside. If
> > there is interest, it is possible that I could hose(I'm in Columbus, Ohio) • such
> > an event at my church some weekend this summer, likely in mid-late July.
> >
> > -Mike
>
> I hear you on that. I'm from Tennessee, and would love to get a castleLUG
> (joke;) meeting sometime during the summer. Geez - that would rock. I • figured
> that I would buy big plastic containers and put my creations (the mobile • ones -
> like the Gryphon's Nest) into a blanket. Minifigures would be in a tub of • their
> own, and when setting them up, I would use baseplates (with tape on the • bottom -
> "Pawel's figs" or something like that).
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> I'm off to GA this weekend (DixieLUG), and that will be a test of moving my
> creations by car. But yeah ... let's keep the idea alive (if we plan early
> enough, we might be actually able to pull this off).
>
> -- pn
Let me tell you, make sure your creations *fit* into the plastic containers,
don't put them with one side in the air!
I once took my lego town house (er, mansion) by car. Actually, I asked my mom
to bring the mansion to me by car. Well, she isn't an expert on lego (now
that's the understatement of year :) and she tucked in the house in a box -
only prob, it was too big (built on 4 32x16 baseplates) and she put part of it
sort of in midair. The long and short of it is, it didn't survive much after
that... :-( Especially when we reached my Aunt's house with my amazingly cute
but unimaginabley terrorizing 3 year old cousin (three at the time that is)
and, well, the remains where plundered even more :-)
So be careful with your creations! We don't want anything to happen to them!
-Shiri
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