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Home Build parts
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Mon, 15 Feb 1999 02:56:13 GMT
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I started a thread over on lugnet.cad.dev about a part I had made at home.
I'm including an snippet of the original message here:
> First, I have wondered how the community feels about the creation of
> non-standard parts. By this I mean parts that TLG has not created ( at
> least not to my knowledge ). For example, many years ago went I become
> involved with LEGO sets which I purchased for my children and found that I
> spent as much time "playing" as they did, I always wanted to have a
> universal connection part ( perhaps this is not the best description, but • it
> is the best I can think of at the moment ) which never seemed to appear in
> any of the kits --- oops, I mean sets. Having grown up building model kits
> and doing a lot of kit bashing I used those skills to produce my own.
> Taking two 1 x 1 plates, filling the hole side with putty, then sanding to
> half thickness and lastly cementing the two halves together I had the part • I
> wanted.
What I found was that others have also used this method. Most referenced
the 1 X 1 with side loop as being the element modified. Actually, one
person would clip the part into two pieces and the other came from from a
reference to the Gender Changer thread in this group in which the part was
already broken in two.
Now, after all that, what I'm wondering is; are there any other little tips
or tricks along this line out there. Putting aside any other manufacturer's
parts and remaining strictly with LEGO, that is.
Roy
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