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Subject:	Re: Best sets for parts, was ( Welcome to lugnet.build.mecha )
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Date:	Sat, 5 Feb 2000 02:07:28 GMT
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How did you generate the blueprint on the fu.html page? Was it LDLite's wireframe mode? or LEDIT? It's a cool idea. In lugnet.build.mecha, Karim Nassar writes: > By "Small" I mean between 5 and 15 bricks tall. Generally, these are > microfigure scale or "power armor" scale. For these models, I usually use > simple articulation by means of technic beams and connector pegs "with > friction". These models are small enough and light enough that this simple > construction is strong enought to support the weight of the model without any > extra persuasion (ie: rubber bands, springs, etc). An example of this kind of > construction is at http://www.etymon.org/kn/pallas/Products/fu.html >

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		Re: Best sets for parts, was ( Welcome to lugnet.build.mecha )
(...) Hi Paul, Unfortunately I can't take credit for that idea... I borrowed the technique from Jeremy Sproat. It is compiled of screenshots taken in LEdit. I then took them into Photoshop and compsited them into one image and tuned the color to get (...) (27 years ago, 5-Feb-00, to lugnet.build.mecha)

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		Re: Best sets for parts, was ( Welcome to lugnet.build.mecha )
(...) Hi Lance, Generally, I've found that my ideal building style varies by the scale of the model. I've explored mecha articulation with several differnt mechanisms, and I've decided that articulation styles can be catagorized into 3 general (...) (27 years ago, 4-Feb-00, to lugnet.build.mecha)

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