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Some building techniques - appropriate for .schleim?
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Sun, 18 Feb 2007 10:14:03 GMT
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Hey there fellow schleimers! You probably don’t know me, as this is my first
post here. I usually hang around CS, and over the last couple of years I’ve
become more and more interested in alternative building techniques. I’ve not
posted them here since I’m not sure what the purpose of this group is exactly -
is it to explore building in general or snot in particular? Nevertheless, I
still thought it would be time to chime in with a bunch of stuff I’ve noticed.
Some you may have seen before, others not. If this is the case, or you feel they
have no place in this group, I’m sorry and hope that you’ll let me know. Here
goes!
First, here are some things you can do with turntable tops:
More examples in
CS-post -
Brickshelf
Next, a little trick when you want to add some additional detailing:
Brickshelf
And then there are some (admittedly pretty simple) stuff you can do with hoses:
More examples in
CS-post - Brickshelf
I made a few comparisons with the circles that Didier wrote about in the guide
he recently put together:
Brickshelf
I made an engine doodle using the old space engines:
Brickshelf (This
doodle ended up becoming this)
Most recently I had a quick bit of fun with chain links. More options should
easily be able to be found:
Brickshelf
I found out that three levers arranged like this in an axle hole make for a
sturdy connection:
Brickshelf (It is what
keeps the two wheel segments on this
together.)
And lastly, I throw in the instructions for the engine on that machine:
Brickshelf
Again, I’m sorry if this is not what you are looking for, as most of it isn’t
about snot per se, but rather building techniques. I’ve got some more stuff like
this not yet photographed, and advice on whether or not you feel I should post
it here would be appreciated.
/Linus
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