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Re: My Moc's
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lugnet.build
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Wed, 13 Sep 2000 19:28:34 GMT
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In lugnet.build, A. Mark Wilburn writes:
> (I'm gonna have to
> ask you and Mladen how to deal with shoulder joint capable of lifting a really
> heavy arm
I asked that exact question back here:
http://news.lugnet.com/build/mecha/?n=1318
The best thing that worked for me was to cut small pieces of paper in strips,
then fold the strips up (i think I ended up with 10 layers or so of paper) and
cut them to be just a little longer and wider than the notches in the ends of
the pins. Then you slip the paper pieces into the notches, and jam the pegs
into technic beams. They're a real pain to get in, but do a pretty good job
of holding a lot of weight. The arms and legs of my Kobold are put together
that way.
I tried other stuff, like that sticky-tack stuff you use to put up posters,
and also Saran Wrap, but these little paper rolls did the trick the best.
Adrian
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www.brickfrenzy.com
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| <Yoda's voice on> Yes, listen to Mark S. and Adrian, wise are they... Hmmm... Yes, listen you must... <Yoda's voice off> Yeah, Saran wrap/paper is great for creating those stiff shoulders. Also I would think that double Throwbot ball-joints would (...) (24 years ago, 13-Sep-00, to lugnet.build)
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| (Is there a way to tie your reply to multiple messages?) (...) Mark S, Bryce: Thanks for your kind comments, but do remember I didn't come up with the idea for doing a Lego Transformer. Mike Wampole's Legobots (and Joel Kuester's Lego Transformers) (...) (24 years ago, 13-Sep-00, to lugnet.build)
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