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RE: 5 wide sports car
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 5 Dec 2000 16:13:08 GMT
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Holger Matthes writes:
> I really like these red sport cars!!
Thanks!
> But how to fit in the V 12 motor from the technic-series ;-))
Heh. I have built an 8-wide Cadillac with a V-8[1]. And I have built an
approximately 5x10 van/truck that was motorized with a 9V geared motor and
micromotor. Hopefully, I'l have time to do a nicer looking 6-wide or 8-wide
motorized car soon.
> Going 5-wide in cars opens similar possibilities like
> 8-wide building in trains.
Hey, I love details. I haven't built any trains, but both my trucks have
8-wide trailers.
> And how many red 1x2 plates with centerd stud were used in the
> Diablo?
A few more than necessary, probably. My count from the finished model is 24
red, 5 black. Between this and the the Ferrari, I'm out of red 1x2 plates
with centerd stud and red 1x2 tiles...
--Bram
1) http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/bl/povscenes/Land/59Caddy/
The original is white, not pink. This used a fair number of center stud
plates as well. I never have enough!
Bram Lambrecht
bram@cwru.edu
http://home.cwru.edu/~bxl34/
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| Hi Bram, I really like these red sport cars!! But how to fit in the V 12 motor from the technic-series ;-)) Going 5-wide in cars opens similar possibilities like 8-wide building in trains. And how many red 1x2 plates with centerd stud were used in (...) (24 years ago, 5-Dec-00, to lugnet.build)
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