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Re: You can now get Brick Paper like the Master Builders use for free!
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 17 Apr 2001 20:57:33 GMT
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You can do your own in Excel:
http://news.lugnet.com/build/?n=2653
I tried it and it worked great. I even scaled it down to 2x 3x and 4x (just
divide the row and column sizes).
Also, for the side-view, put a border every 3rd row and in page setup turn
on cell gridlines to put in the plate boundaries.
James Wilson
In lugnet.general, Kevin McMillin writes:
> In the January-February issue of LEGO Mania Magazine on pages 18-19, there
> is an ad saying the following(it was also in the Ultimate LEGO Book):
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> "Ever wonder how professional LEGO® model builders get all those great
> curves and shapes into their creations? The trick is something called brick
> paper. Brick paper is a special kind of graph paper designed to help plan
> LEGO models.
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> Now you can get brick paper just like the LEGO model builders use! Visit
> the LEGO web site at http://www.lego.com/graph/ "
>
> There's more, but it is unimportant. Anyway, each square is exactly the
> same size as the LEGO plates. Loading the URL brings up a prompt to
> download a .pdf file. Need Windows, as well as Acrobat Reader 3 (or an
> older version).
>
> I believe the Quaker Oats and the Studios K1360 pack have already been
> mentioned.
>
> Kevin
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