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Re: New houses in "Steinford"
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lugnet.build
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Sat, 21 Jan 2006 08:41:12 GMT
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Hi Ted,
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Wow! The circular staircase and circular brick cylinder core are just
to-die-for wonderful!
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Thanks for your comment.
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Question: Are the inside edges of the stairs locked to the tall brick
cylinder walls?
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Oh yes, they are. I used a substituon for one of these 1x2-bricks: 3 plates
2x10, 2x6 and 2x1. The long plates are forming the stairs, with tiles on top.
All stairs are built this way. On the inside the stairs are 1 stud deep (the
other stud is covered by the next stair), on the outside the stair has a depth
of 2 studs. On the outer side, the stairs are locked in the same way. This
results in a stair of 14 studs length with 12 studs (with tiles) visible.
I hope, you can understand what I mean..... English is not my first language.
Andreas Böker (abhf)
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| (...) (URL) Andreas- Wow! The circular staircase and circular brick cylinder core are just to-die-for wonderful! Question: Are the inside edges of the stairs locked to the tall brick cylinder walls? -Ted SLCTC (19 years ago, 21-Jan-06, to lugnet.build, FTX)
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