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Re: New models of Semi Trucks etc.
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lugnet.build, lugnet.general
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Wed, 1 Sep 1999 22:07:44 GMT
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> What about 3, 5, and 7 wide? I'd like to see how others solve the
> problem of odd-width cars. (Actually, I've only used 5 wide for the bed
> of a pick-up truck, and 7 wide for my AT-ST, but I think other vehicles
> would be interesting (3 wide golf cart?))
This would involve using regular tiles and the 1x2 tiles with a single stud
to serve as a "bed" to place an offset 3,5,or 7 wide body upon. This would
work pretty easy for 3-wide, but the others would require another layer of
plates to hold the layer directly on the tiles together. There would be no
way to use the standard fenders (short of cutting them) so you'd have to
build these as you go.
One of these days I'm going to build an ambulance or rescue engine with a
4-wide cab and 5-wide equipment bed, so I've given this subject some
thought.
Later,
Will
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 | | Re: New models of Semi Trucks etc.
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| (...) You may already know this, Will, but Lego's current Idea Book (which is pretty lame overall) has instructions for a semi cab which has a 4-wide driving cab and a 5-wide rear (sleeping?) cab. I just built it today, by coincidence. It's not bad. (...) (25 years ago, 1-Sep-99, to lugnet.build, lugnet.general)
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| | Re: New models of Semi Trucks etc.
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| (...) What about 3, 5, and 7 wide? I'd like to see how others solve the problem of odd-width cars. (Actually, I've only used 5 wide for the bed of a pick-up truck, and 7 wide for my AT-ST, but I think other vehicles would be interesting (3 wide golf (...) (25 years ago, 1-Sep-99, to lugnet.build, lugnet.general)
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