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In lugnet.starwars, Gary Thomas writes:
> Very nice, and very original. You should have entered the ISCC SW category.
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> What on earth is the G-Wing canopy from? I'd love to get that piece.
That, good sir, is the famous Duplo Easter Egg in green. Jon,
I concede that not only was my guess for its use wrong, but that
you've used it much more effectively than I had expected even of
you. Wow! (Also: Does the interior rotate?)
best
LFB
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"Mr L F Braun" <braunli1@pilot.msu.edu> wrote in message
news:Gr8xt0.2xF@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.starwars, Gary Thomas writes:
> > Very nice, and very original. You should have entered the ISCC SW • category.
> >
> > What on earth is the G-Wing canopy from? I'd love to get that piece.
>
> That, good sir, is the famous Duplo Easter Egg in green. Jon,
> I concede that not only was my guess for its use wrong, but that
> you've used it much more effectively than I had expected even of
> you. Wow! (Also: Does the interior rotate?)
Hey there. I've been away from my comp. I just got back from OKC.
Thanks Lindsay! Your guess was actually correct about me using the eggs for
hydroponics but I had a few other ideas for them until then. I've wanted to
use a duplo egg for a ship ever since I first saw them.
The interior does rotate. At the base (inside) are 4 2x2 round bricks that
make the conversion from the Duplo studs to System studs. On top of these
is a 4x4 black turntable. The spinning works fairly well but its not
perfect. This will probably not be the first time I use an egg for a ship
so the next time I'd like to improve the spinning mechanism.
-Jon
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