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Re: Use of cloth in MOCs
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Wed, 27 Feb 2002 18:22:07 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Mark Neumann writes:
> thought I had, maybe you can make it work, is capes. The little minifig
> capes, all overlapped. Could make a cool feathering effect.
I built a prototype wing for my ornithopter using capes and 1x plates. It
worked quite well but was very fragile, and I didn't have enough capes to do
both wings. The holes in the capes aren't spaced so that you can use both and
keep it flat, so I only used one. This created problems keeping them aligned,
so maintaining a model using these would be labor-intensive and potentially
frustrating.
Did I just post to the mecha group? :-)
Amy
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| (...) Thant Ornithoptor of your rocked! (...) That's ok, just say "circle dot, circle dot now I got my Mecha cooty shot" Chant this three times and you'll be good. (...) Legomaster (23 years ago, 27-Feb-02, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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| | Re: Use of cloth in MOCs
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| I wanted the same thing when I started working on the DR8CO and Razor. One thought I had, maybe you can make it work, is capes. The little minifig capes, all overlapped. Could make a cool feathering effect. I thought of using the Ewok hang glider (...) (23 years ago, 27-Feb-02, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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