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In lugnet.build, Laura Hayden wrote:
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In lugnet.build, Timothy Wade wrote:
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First, I must apologize if this question is answered someplace that I
overlooked.
Okay, now here is my question - does anyone out there sell kits for large
trees?
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1005055
Something to that effect? I’ve tried several times to build my own version of
those types of trees, and they almost always invariably come out looking
terrible.
Perhaps if someone out there has directions, if no one sells a kit?
Thanks to your patience!
Timtohy Wade
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Wow, I’m honored.
I still have the tree you referenced built, and if you’d like I can create it
in LDraw and post it, so you can look at it closer. I’ve also got a better
camera now that I can take larger and clearer pictures with.
The key, I think, to doing trees like this is put more than 4 branches on the
trunk, which means breaking out of the 90 degree constraints. They aren’t very
sturdy that way, but they look more natural.
-Laura
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i would find an ldraw file usefull as well. i have a nice larger pine tree
design made from 2 christmas kits that i made insturctions for but not all trees
are pine’s. a few oaks and other trees would be a welcome addition to my layout.
here’s the instructions:
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http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=30525<
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ondrew
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