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"Brian H. Nielsen" <70401.2635@compuserve.com> wrote in message
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> The grand total of this packing is 1315 & 2/3 cb.!! The volume break • down by
> bricks/plates is: brick volume = 889 cb., plate volume = 426 & 2/3 cb. • If you
> want a "hard lock" on the lid you'll have to leave out the layer of 8 2x4
> plates, the 6 1x1's in the lid stud, and the 3 high stack of 1x1's at each
> corner. This reduces the total to 1276 & 1/3 cb.
>
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> Brian H. Nielsen
So the real question is - how long did this take you?
Mike
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http://www.ncltc.cc - North Carolina LEGO Train Club
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In lugnet.general, Mike Walsh wrote:
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> "Brian H. Nielsen" <70401.2635@compuserve.com> wrote in message
> news:Ho7I4n.197H@lugnet.com...
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> > The grand total of this packing is 1315 & 2/3 cb.!! The volume break down by
> > bricks/plates is: brick volume = 889 cb., plate volume = 426 & 2/3 cb. If you
> > want a "hard lock" on the lid you'll have to leave out the layer of 8 2x4
> > plates, the 6 1x1's in the lid stud, and the 3 high stack of 1x1's at each
> > corner. This reduces the total to 1276 & 1/3 cb.
> >
> >
> > Brian H. Nielsen
>
> So the real question is - how long did this take you?
>
> Mike
A couple of hours to do both configurations and count them up.
Brian H. Nielsen
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