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Re: Multi-story buildings - story height
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 20 Jun 2000 14:15:46 GMT
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In lugnet.build, John Gramley writes:
> I've been wondering: what is a good story height for multi-story buildings? I
> just bought two two-story sets - Fort Legoredo (6769) and a Train Station
> (4556), and interestingly enough, have differing story heights. Fort
> Legoredo's is 6 1/3 - log wall panel (6 bricks) and 1 plate (the floor of the
> second story - and the Train Station's is 7 1/3 -7 bricks and 1 plate. I'm
> including the floor of the second story because what I'm interested in is the
> total height of a single story. I'm using the second-story floor rather than
> the first-story's because I don't really care whether the first-story floor is
> a brick, a plate, a baseplate, or whatever.
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> For any of you who keep track, let me know if LEGO has used other story
> heights. Please also let me know what you all use in you multi-story MOC's,
> and what affect, if any, interior details have on this decision.
>
> TIA!
>
> John Gramley
For office buildings I use 7-10 bricks per floor. Real office buildings
are a minimum of 9ft + 3 t = 12 feet per floor which is about
8 bricks. Residential dwellings are shorter of course.
KL
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| I've been wondering: what is a good story height for multi-story buildings? I just bought two two-story sets - Fort Legoredo (6769) and a Train Station (4556), and interestingly enough, have differing story heights. Fort Legoredo's is 6 1/3 - log (...) (24 years ago, 18-Jun-00, to lugnet.build)
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