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RE: New MOC: Shrike Interceptor
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lugnet.build
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Mon, 23 Jul 2001 12:42:12 GMT
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<bram@po.(StopSpammers)cwru.edu>
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Trevor Pruden writes:
> VERY NIIIICE!! :^D YEAH! I like how you found a use for those bionicle
> heads! (I'm right, aern't I? Those are bionicle heads that the guns are
> attached to, right?)
Thanks, and yes, those are bionicle heads (well, feet, actually). I had
them, so I had to use them somehow.
> And the over-top air intakes are excellent for an endo-ecto atmospheric
> space fighter! VERY COOL DESIGN! I'd love to see how you got
> the wings to work and stay put in each position.
There is a 2x2 turntable attached to the top and bottom of the front corner
of the wing. The wing and the plate underneath it are both covered in
tiles, so there is plenty of friction as the wings swing back and forth.
The only other thing that holds the wings in place are 1x1 round bricks at
both extremes. The 1x6 little hinged part in the back swings back and forth
to cover any gaps the wing leaves when it sweeps forward.
--Bram
Bram Lambrecht
bram@cwru.edu
http://bldesign.org/
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| VERY NIIIICE!! :^D YEAH! I like how you found a use for those bionicle heads! (I'm right, aern't I? Those are bionicle heads that the guns are attached to, right?) I think you have captured the essence of most of the cool features of conventional (...) (23 years ago, 23-Jul-01, to lugnet.build)
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