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Re: Question on Lamppost 2x2x7 (Part 2039)
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lugnet.cad
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Wed, 14 Nov 2001 02:05:22 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Chris Dee writes:
> I am working on DAT file for the fluted lamppost seen in 4554 (Metro
> Station), 4558 (Metroliner), Paradisa 4161 and (I believe) Hogwarts Express
> (4708).
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> My question concerns the small hole near the top of the part between the two
> rings - is this functional (ie. can anything be inserted into it) or is it
> purely a manufacturing artifact to reduce shrinkage? In other words - is there
> any point modelling it?
I don't think it is functional. I tried inserting a freestyle flower stem
(skinny three pronged type), but it is blocked near the entrance by part of the
inside that hangs down between a quarter and a third of the diameter of the
hole. A fiber optic fiber fits the entrance of the hole well, but it too is
blocked by that "lip". (To describe the lip it would be as if the top ring
were a stylized 1x1 round plate stuck upside down into the shaft part of the
lamppost and what you were seeing was the top part of the stud blocking part of
the hole. If that makes any sense.)
Yikes, hope that helps a tiny bit! I guess this is my first and only post to
.cad!
Maggie C.
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| I am working on DAT file for the fluted lamppost seen in 4554 (Metro Station), 4558 (Metroliner), Paradisa 4161 and (I believe) Hogwarts Express (4708). My question concerns the small hole near the top of the part between the two rings - is this (...) (23 years ago, 13-Nov-01, to lugnet.cad)
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