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Re: Scaling up Sculpture
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lugnet.build.sculpture
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Sun, 21 Oct 2007 13:08:39 GMT
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In lugnet.build.sculpture, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
> In lugnet.build.sculpture, Timothy P. Smith wrote:
> > Does anybody have experience scaling up a sculpture?
> > I have a MLCad model of Yoda- the Target exclusive. I'd like to build that at
> > 3x scale. I can see how to do it- but I'd appreciate any practical advice.
> >
> > As for parts- I'm sorting those out now. I had this big angel sculpture- about
> > 10k white bricks. I took it apart soon after completion, for space reasons. Now
> > I'm sorting out 5 big tubs of white bricks. Sigh. At least it's not black
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> The folks at Legoland usually just scale models exactly. So each brick becomes
> 3 bricks high, each plate becomes 1 brick high, and each stud becomes a 3x3
> square of studs. The end result will be just as blocky as the original, so it
> will be very obviously Lego.
Does this mean that if there is a 1x1 brick you would need to make it 3x3x3? A
2x4 brick would be 6x12?
I have often wondered about this as I have heard that Lego builders do this. So
if you have a 1x2 half overhanging without support on the bottom you would need
to have a 3x3x3 overhanging without support on the bottom?
Thanks
John P
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