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Subject: 
Panels to offer a 5-wide space in a 6-wide MOC
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lugnet.trains, lugnet.build
Date: 
Mon, 29 Aug 2005 13:03:57 GMT
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Hi,

As you know, some builders among you enjoy placing some interior details in
their rolling stocks. As the scale of minifig do not fit well the scale of most
train parts, you may often feel a lack of internal room (for instance only 4
studs in 6 wide trains).

I am lucky enough that two friends let me know about their latest MOCs. They are
both train guys and they both, without concerting, used the same technique.
Where needed, they used panels to create wall structure instead of 1xn bricks,
and then offer a 5-wide space in a 6-wide MOC.

This technique is not so much innovative, but I can't remember having seen it
before or I missed then the usefulness of the panels.

Anybody here could share his experience with this technique?

Regards,

Didier



Message has 3 Replies:
  Re: Panels to offer a 5-wide space in a 6-wide MOC
 
(...) Hi Didier, I used also panels as wall for my AM96 project (SNOT technique). See rendered pictures of those cars: (URL) transparent blue windows are panels (1x2x3), also the white pieces under the windows are panels. Between the panels (length (...) (19 years ago, 29-Aug-05, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.build)
  Re: Panels to offer a 5-wide space in a 6-wide MOC
 
(...) Ronald Vallenduuk used this to hide a 4-W compressor in the 5-W long nose of his NS 6400 diesel engine : (URL) at the two bottom pictures... (19 years ago, 29-Aug-05, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.build)
  Re: Panels to offer a 5-wide space in a 6-wide MOC
 
(...) Strangely I was just thinking about this before I came online, but to hide a 4 wide technic motor in a five wide unit. Im going to have to experiment tho as the motor may be too big for the bigest panels. If not I'll have to use SNOTted (...) (19 years ago, 29-Aug-05, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.build)

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