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That’s a big display, how many peoples collections when into it?
And while I’m asking how long did it take to setup?
The bridge was awesome (as was the ship), please give us more details. Number of
peices, build time? But as much as I love Kylie the tank factory was better.
Terrific job, post more photo’s.
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In lugnet.loc.au, Peter Edwards wrote:
> That's a big display, how many peoples collections when into it?
> And while I'm asking how long did it take to setup?
The ship and concert stage belong to Aaron Gibson while the rest is from the
Tidman Brother's collection, mainly David I believe. The display was started
last September and added to every weekend when we could. It was a full day to
set-up, a few hours to tear down.
>
> The bridge was awesome (as was the ship), please give us more details. Number
> of peices, build time? But as much as I love Kylie the tank factory was
> better.
>
> Terrific job, post more photo's.
Piece count? Not sure on a total number, but I do know though that there are
roughly 900 1x16 technic beams in the bridge. That's all I have a figure for
unfortunately.
I found some more pics on Brickshelf...
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=322005
Enjoy,
Braith.
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> The display was started
> last September and added to every weekend when we could. It was a full day to
> set-up, a few hours to tear down.
It shows. I know how much time goes into the SLTC layout, and you have truely
shown that a big commitment leads to a big result.
Can you tell us what the longest span lego bridge is/was ? Im in the process of
a 3m span for the SLTC.
> but I do know though that there are
> roughly 900 1x16 technic beams in the bridge.
That explains the lack of those beams on Bricklink. Ha !
Well done. An awesome layout.
Steve
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In lugnet.loc.au, Stump Dunn wrote:
> > The display was started
> > last September and added to every weekend when we could. It was a full day to
> > set-up, a few hours to tear down.
> It shows. I know how much time goes into the SLTC layout, and you have truely
> shown that a big commitment leads to a big result.
> Can you tell us what the longest span lego bridge is/was ? Im in the process of
> a 3m span for the SLTC.
I'm not sure what the longest bridge was, maybe Rosco's harbour bridge at around
4m. We couldn't find any examples of a bigger one south o' the equator so we
claimed us a record.
>
> > but I do know though that there are
> > roughly 900 1x16 technic beams in the bridge.
>
> That explains the lack of those beams on Bricklink. Ha !
>
> Well done. An awesome layout.
>
> Steve
Cheers mate. Bigger and better next year.
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In lugnet.loc.au, Braith Garden wrote:
> In lugnet.loc.au, Peter Edwards wrote:
> > That's a big display, how many peoples collections when into it?
> > And while I'm asking how long did it take to setup?
>
> The ship and concert stage belong to Aaron Gibson while the rest is from the
> Tidman Brother's collection, mainly David I believe. The display was started
> last September and added to every weekend when we could. It was a full day to
> set-up, a few hours to tear down.
>
> >
> > The bridge was awesome (as was the ship), please give us more details. Number
> > of peices, build time? But as much as I love Kylie the tank factory was
> > better.
> >
> > Terrific job, post more photo's.
>
> Piece count? Not sure on a total number, but I do know though that there are
> roughly 900 1x16 technic beams in the bridge. That's all I have a figure for
> unfortunately.
>
> I found some more pics on Brickshelf...
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=322005
>
> Enjoy,
> Braith.
Here are a couple of links to video taken at the show...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyxlHUbptYk
- Lego display starts at 2:15 in, till 3:10 (bridge side)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_6sAsTB3Fg
- Lego display starts at 3:07 in, till 4:22 (city side)
Cheers,
Braith.
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