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Re: Moonbase Project: Wider Corridors?
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 18 Aug 2002 21:09:53 GMT
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Actually, this seems like a pretty good idea to me; I'd been
struggling with the idea of an in-door mass-transit system &
this could solve one of the problems quite eligantly - the use
of 'shims' so that you can mate it with either standard or
'fat' corridors is excellent. Not sure it needs to become part
of the formal standard; I'd say use it for your own modules,
and bring along enough 'slim-shims' to make sure you don't
have any problems mating up with others - & bring along
some spare 'wide-shims', just in case anyone else (e.g. me)
has adopted the idea too ! Doesn't damage the current
standard, but adds another twist to the whole marvelous
madness we call 'moonbase' !
In lugnet.space, Markham Carroll writes:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=23517
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> I have designed a corridor that allows space for more minifigs to fit
> through, and some corridor converters. The doubled width of the corridor
> would work well in the high-traffic areas of the moonbase, and are still
> easy to convert to the narrow pathway. Is this design acceptible for the
> standards?
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| (URL) have designed a corridor that allows space for more minifigs to fit through, and some corridor converters. The doubled width of the corridor would work well in the high-traffic areas of the moonbase, and are still easy to convert to the narrow (...) (22 years ago, 16-Aug-02, to lugnet.space)
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