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Re: Town Style Building Question
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 6 Apr 1999 01:57:04 GMT
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lpien@iwantnospam.ctp.^SayNoToSpam^com
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Another idea, which I was implementing on my large station project when
i packed it away <sniff> is to use technic pin/bricks to hold building
sections together. While this wiggles when the surface abutting is small
(c.f. Deep Freeze Defender and the current Tie Fighter) it is very solid
if the surface is large. 3 pins (such as on the 2x2 with technic pin
brick) across a 20 stud long by3 brick high subfoundation made a very
very sturdy connection.
Scott Edward Sanburn wrote:
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> Actually it hasn't, but it is an intriguing idea. I haven't thought
> about that idea in years! Hmm.... :)
>
> Scott Sanburn
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> Josh Spaulding wrote:
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> > > 1) Do you build a complete building with four (or more sides) or do you
> > > leave the back open for access and viewing of the interior?
> >
> > I'm really more into building vehicles than structures, but I've always liked
> > the idea of using 2x2/1x4 hinges to make a fully enclosed structure that can be
> > easily opened for interior access. The original yellow lego castle had this
> > feature, and I'm sure it's been used in many more recent sets.
> >
> > Josh Spaulding
> > http://members.tripod.com/~josh_spaulding/
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