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Re: UNFINISHED insectiod leg
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lugnet.cad.dat.parts
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Tue, 7 Nov 2000 05:34:09 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Steve Bliss writes:
> In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Mark Kennedy wrote:
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> > Here is a partial work in progress of the large insectiod leg. Unfortunately I
> > don't have the tools to make propper measurements, and the only programs I used
> > are Ledit and an msdos text editor. If someone else could add more that would
> > be great!
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> Which parts can't you measure? I do 90% of my measuring with other bricks,
> another 9%+ with math. There's usually a way to get within 2LDU of any
> measurement on a LEGO piece. I very rarely use any 'real' measuring tool.
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> Some common sizes:
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> 4LDU - Brick wall (modern pieces have slightly thinner walls)
> 4-5LDU - Stud (real studs are slightly more than 4LDU high)
> 8LDU - Tile height
> 12LDU - Stud diameter, plate height (with stud)
> 16LDU - Two plates (without the stud)
> 20LDU - 1x1 brick width
> 24LDU - brick height
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> Round part measures:
> 4LDU - radius of bar (any piece that a minifig hand can hold)
> 6LDU - radius of stud
> 8LDU - radius of base of 1x1 round brick
> 10LDU - radius of top of 1x1 round brick
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> Steve
OK. I'll see what more I can do, the measurements may be a bit rough though.
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| (...) Which parts can't you measure? I do 90% of my measuring with other bricks, another 9%+ with math. There's usually a way to get within 2LDU of any measurement on a LEGO piece. I very rarely use any 'real' measuring tool. Some common sizes: 4LDU (...) (24 years ago, 6-Nov-00, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts)
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