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"Mark Sandlin" <sandlin@nwlink.com> writes:
> > Dang, I like this one. Any chance of seeing DAT files or
> > instructions for it?
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> Nope. I'd rather spend my limited Lego time building in RL. I'd be
> glad to make more pictures of details on request. It just occurred
> to me that I neglected to make photos of the engine (reactor)
> compartment and the boot. I'll have to do that.
Could you take pictures as you disassemble so that someone else could
make a DAT file from the photos?
--Bram
Bram Lambrecht................BramL@JUNO.com
http://www.chuh.org/Students/Bram-Lambrecht/
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In lugnet.build, Brad Hamilton writes:
> Looks pretty cool.
Thanks
> Can a minifig sit inside?
Yeah, but you have to partially disassemble the rear portion. It's really tight.
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In lugnet.starwars, Joel Jacobsen writes:
> (To everyone) Do you keep models built until you have no choice but to tear
> them down for parts, or do you treat them like models - they're built and
> stay built and work around that to make new creations?
Good question.
I'm of the build, photograph, and disassemble school of thought - most MOCs
stay together for a few weeks and then get recylced back into the collection.
I don't cannabalize models for the parts I need - once it starts to come
apart, it all comes apart. Actually, this is one of my favorite parts of the
process - in a way, it's very meditative disassembling and sorting all of
the parts from a big MOC.
I don't have zillions of bricks or much display space - but even if I did,
I'd probably do things the same. Bricks are for building, not for sitting on
the shelf collecting dust!
- Paul
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In lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands, Richard Marchetti writes:
> In lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands, Erik Olson writes:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=192344
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> You lucky dog! More pics please.
I'll try... I had to disassemble the set to clear the coffee table. I hated
building it, it's no fun. Big miss with parents there.
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> Did you photograph only a small portion of a much larger set or what? I
> have been checking their website pretty frequently, but I haven't seen this
> stuff in detail yet. I will likely check again now!
So yeah that was just a few parts.
It's possible our TRU got these early, they are the flagship store giving
FAO Schwarz a drubbing.
-Erik
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SlavekT wrote:
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> I have problems with two seized electric motors 71427 which come with 8479 sets.
> It is impossible to rotate shafts with bare fingers. Could anybody give me
> detailed guidelines how to safely disassemble them to clean or to repair them?
I've tried.
a) it's hard to disassemble - you'll ruin it. You have to use drill just
to take the motor out. You must carefully open it.
b) in my case the permanent magnets inside turned to magnetic dust -
there was nothing to clean/repair, it was ruined (without reason)
I asked Czech LEGO for replacement, got it after few weeks.
--
Jindroush <jindroush@nospam.seznam.nospam.cz>
Remove both 'nospam's from the address to reply.
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