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Re: four legged walker
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lugnet.build
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Sat, 7 Nov 1998 01:30:11 GMT
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To get a really good idea, examine skeletal and muscular structures of
animals. All animal limbs use ball & socket joints. This can be
reproduced in lego. To simulate muscles, the best way is to use the
Flex system. Study the movements of a dog or cat a little more and you
should get it. It'll probably take a while to get right, but that's
what makes Lego fun!
Jeff
David Johnston wrote:
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> has anyone made a four legged walker that can walk round corners yet? I
> have been experimenting with my cats, to see how they do it, but is looks
> incredibly compex. I even had my girlfriend wallking up and down the floor,
> to see how two legged walkers negotiate corners, but I can't seem to
> reproduce it with lego.
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> Dave.
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| But Jeff's suggestion of watching animals will not be as enjoyable as watching your girlfriend's legs. Are you sure you're not just using the Lego thing as an excuse? ;-) Jeff Stembel wrote in message <3643A2A3.C06ECFD8@aol.com>... :To get a really (...) (26 years ago, 8-Nov-98, to lugnet.build)
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| has anyone made a four legged walker that can walk round corners yet? I have been experimenting with my cats, to see how they do it, but is looks incredibly compex. I even had my girlfriend wallking up and down the floor, to see how two legged (...) (26 years ago, 6-Nov-98, to lugnet.build)
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