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Re: Landing Gear Help
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lugnet.build
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Fri, 25 Jun 1999 19:13:29 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Fredrik Glöckner writes:
> "Duane Hess" <DNJHESS@ZDNETMAIL.COM> writes:
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> > How is the landing gear for the Technic Space Shuttle designed? Is there
> > anyone who is willing to scan in details of their instructions and E-mail
> > them to me? I am wondering if that is a design that could be easily
> > modified for my purposes.
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> Perhaps, but keep in mind that the 8480 landing gear is very
> complicated.
It may be complicated, but if it functions correctly I don't see a problem.
> You probably can copy all the details in it, but it will
> still be quite hard to incorporate in a different model.
I haven't solidified my model yet, so incorporation is still possible, even
if I have to relocate the evacuation pods and nacelles.
> And another thing, I don't think the 8480 landing gear can hold a space
> ship as large as the one you describes. It's not that solid. You
> probably need something more rigid.
I want to look at the construction to see what can be changed or adapted
to my design. Inspiration can come from many different avenues. I am just
trying to find an alternative to throwing something like part 3940 on the
bottom. There are too many other details worked into the model to skimp on
the landing gear.
> I'm really looking forward to see the images!
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> Fredrik
Duane
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| (...) Perhaps, but keep in mind that the 8480 landing gear is very complicated. You probably can copy all the details in it, but it will still be quite hard to incorporate in a different model. And another thing, I don't think the 8480 landing gear (...) (25 years ago, 25-Jun-99, to lugnet.build)
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