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Re: My latest cathedral.
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lugnet.build.arch
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Tue, 31 Jul 2001 02:51:02 GMT
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Amy Hughes <lugnews@amyhughes.org> wrote in message
news:GHBEEG.KG6@lugnet.com...
> I call it the "curl" problem, and yes, I have it in spades. The GATS Church
> actually takes advantage of it in the curved walls. All the other glass walls
> that are more than a few panels in size are supported somehow. In the GATS
> Church the glass walls slide into tracks, so they're braced on the sides. In the
> church I'm building in my living room the glass walls are inset into the corner
> columns by one stud, so they're also braced on the sides. The two clear roof
> panels on that church are unsupported, but there are 1x2, 2x2 and 2x3 bricks
> along the edges, and they lay flat, with gravity acting against the curl. Those
> panels are very fragile, and they're a pain to fix when they break. The GATS
> Church has four smaller wall panels like that, but they slide into tracks, and
> the roof is built like that, but it also slides into tracks.
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> Does that make any sense?
Yes - That helps. I'll have to try a 1 stud brace on the sides in future
stuff.
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> > Apparently, Paradisa didn't do so well. I wouldn't touch them with a
> > 10 foot pole when they were out, because I thought that they were too
> > "girly."
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> Your point? :-) I don't have such hangups, of course, but I wasn't buying LEGO
> when they were out. Doh!
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> Amy
My point was that I could kick myself for being so gender biased. I guess I
was just embarrassed. My wife got me into buying Belville stuff and now I
really like the Paradisa sets. In fact, I think that 6416 is a real
classic. It is just loaded with my favorite parts, but I really like the
set as well. I kept my only full copy built for several weeks, but finally
my lust for those big 6x6x9 windows won out and they found their way into
MOC buildings.
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