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Re: Using the 2x4x4 cylinder piece as a canopy
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 10 Nov 1998 08:12:47 GMT
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"Ralph Hempel" <rhempel@bmts.com> writes:
> This is really neat. I can't tell from the raytraces, but is there a
> gap at the top of the canopy?
Well, a very, very small one, perhaps. But otherwise I was quite happy
to see that it fitted very nicely. On the other hand, there _is_ a gap
just in front of the 6L sloped technic beam. So that pilot needs to
wear a space suit, I suppose! :-)
It may also be worthwhile to point out that I used white 2x2x2 panels
for air intakes on the sides, just in front of the wedges. This is
hardly a new idea, thought, but it still looks nice.
> It's interesting, Fred posted last week about a minifig scale bucket
> loader from Technic, and now he's doing almost Flight stuff (better
> then TLG though). I hope this is not a progressive disorder and we
> find him posting things like:
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> LOOK! Ive just made a car using a Town Jr chassis and 4 wheels, and a
> windshield. Isn't it cool!
:-) I hope so too!
Thanks for your comments.
> I hope your better half understands...
She's actually encouraging me to get more LEGO! ("It's your hobby --
It's worth spending money on.")
Fredrik
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 | | Re: Using the 2x4x4 cylinder piece as a canopy
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| Fredrik Glöckner wrote in message ... (...) Fred, This is really neat. I can't tell from the raytraces, but is there a gap at the top of the canopy? It's interesting, Fred posted last week about a minifig scale bucket loader from Technic, and now (...) (26 years ago, 9-Nov-98, to lugnet.build)
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