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Re: Minifig Cryo Chamber
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lugnet.build
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Sun, 23 May 1999 10:12:48 GMT
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Duane Hess wrote:
> > But FWIW, if you want a really small window, and don't want to use those
> > canopies (cuz you might want more ships) try using one of those car sun roof
> > pieces for a tiny window. It can be turned into a hinged cover quite easily. • It
> > might make it more mysterious looking too. Plus, this way you can slap a
> > control panel tile (1x2 or 2x2) on the cover quite easily, which is something
> > you can't easily do with either one of the previous suggestions.
> >
> > -Tom McD.
> > when replying, please freeze the spamcake.
>
> Quick Visual for your benefit. Imagine the canopy stood on end, with the
> larger portion (with the hinge) toward the top. Now paste (figuratively) it
> to an available wall, and voila, instant deep freeze.
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> I do like the idea of the car sun roof bit though. I'll have to see if I
> have enough similar pieces to handle 4 minifigs. I also though about making
> deep recesses into the wings of my ship where I could slide in stretchers,
> but thought is was a little too much like a space-bound morgue. That's
> probably the last thing you want to think about when you are about to go
> under. :-)
What I've used for "infantry dropships" might work too--I use the curved
trans-blue canopies (the one you get four of on the Nebula Outpost) and build
little enclaves into the wall. The problem is that they're hard to put
*inside*--they've only worked as exterior troop transport units, et cetera--but
they look really neat, and you can put a 1x2 horizontal hinge and a computer tile
thusly angled outward. You can even stow some equipment in there with 'em.
I've used the 4x6x2 canopies for this as well, but they're not as good for the
"coolness" effect as the lifting panel. Plus, you can see the whole minifig
sitting behind the curved trans-blue canopy.
LFB.
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