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Ok considering the thousands of cool builders out there that don’t share their
stuff online, and the hundreds of MOCs I’ve still not seen online this might
have been done before, but I’ve never seen it:
Gary (the G in GSNOT) McIntire showed this to me the other day at work and
everyone started freaking out about it and seeing all the different things we
could do with it.
Very cool. I already used it for the tail of Gwyllion.
If anyone else has built with this already give a yell, I’d love to see what
you’ve done.
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In lugnet.space, Jon Palmer wrote:
> Ok considering the thousands of cool builders out there that don't share
> their stuff online, and the hundreds of MOCs I've still not seen online this
> [might] have been done before, but I've never seen it:
>
> <<http://www.zemi.net/iblog/snot.jpg>>
>
> Gary (the G in GSNOT) McIntire showed this to me the other day at work and
> everyone started freaking out about it and seeing all the different things we
> could do with it.
Spiffy!
So what's GSNOT???
XFUT to build because that's a way cool technique. Maybe I'll actually start to
like those click hinges. Does it still work after you've worn the nubs off by
repeated(1) exercising of the hinge?
1 - say, 100 times or so... ought to be thousands but there you are.
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i agree w/ larry
maybe i'll finally start using those click hinges
i certainly have enough of the darn things.....
-paul
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In lugnet.space, Jon Palmer wrote:
> Gary (the G in GSNOT) McIntire showed this to me the other day at work and
> everyone started freaking out about it and seeing all the different things we
> could do with it.
GSNOT rocks! Way cool! Thanks for sharing this.
Peace and Long Life,
Tony Alexander
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