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> Use indeed 2 Technic 3-bladed rotor parts, put on each blade 3 Technic
> half-beams (with rounded ends) and put the rotor parts on an axle, face to
> face, turned 180 degrees.
> Voila, plain and simpel, all propellor blades in line, further enlargements as
> you wish.
Et voila indeed!
Hope I had the eight 3 blade rotors needed, do they come in black? I
have to see if I can find a good source for them. Se my other answer
in the original thread for my latest idea.
Thanks!
TGIF!
/Tobbe
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> Hope I had the eight 3 blade rotors needed, do they come in black? I
> have to see if I can find a good source for them. Se my other answer
> in the original thread for my latest idea.
I've noticed that 1x plates attached to the holes of a 6 hole pulley don't
move around very much. So to make a propellor, (with 3 blades offset by one
or two plates), attach 3 1x plates to a pulley so they stick straight out.
Do the same on another pulley. Put the pulleys on an axle, and you've got 6
plates extending from a small hub. Attach some 2x plates creatively, and
you can even get rid of the offset.
--Bram
Bram Lambrecht
BXL34@po.cwru.edu
http://home.cwru.edu/~bxl34/
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