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Re: Castle Wall Piece Weight
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Sun, 21 Apr 2002 22:08:03 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, John Henry Kruer writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Pedro Silva writes:
> > In lugnet.castle, John Henry Kruer writes:
> > > I know this sounds a bit stupid-
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> > Not really - just odd. ;-)
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> > > but never owning a castle or pirate base,
> > > I'm planning on buying some castle walls off bricklink. What I want to know
> > > is how much one generic castle wall piece (such as the grey ones on the side
> > > of the gaurded inn)weighs, in grams and/or pounds, so I can figure
> > > approximently my shipping cost. Thanks.
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> > I just tried in my kitchen scale. 8 pieces weighted close to 40g, so the
> > generic part should weight around 5g. The margin is rather high, I'd say
> > around one gram.
> >
> > I'm sorry I cannot provide you with the weight in Imperial measurements, but
> > I never used weight conversions before and have no chart at hand... :-(
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> > > John Kruer (who plans to join lugnet.castle when his bricks get here in a
> > > few months)
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> > Have fun! (What will you be building, if I am allowed to ask? ;-)
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> >
> > Pedro
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> Thanks.
> Hmmmmmm... Thats alot of castle walls I could get for resonable oversea
> shipping.
Quite so. In fact, it is one of the few pre-assembled parts from LEGO that I
see as "advantage only". Even when shipping!
> As for building- the usual. You know, castles, villages, carrages,hideouts,
> river crossings, fortified ledges, insane barons. :-)
I like the latter! :-P
Do you have any idea so far if you will be focusing more on the "civilian"
or "military" aspects of medieval life? It would be really cool to see a
common peasants' hamlet, for a change - all those knights really need
someone to feed them, right?
> My main problem is that I'm twelve,
(If you think *that* is a problem, wait til you're older... ;-)
> and don't have a digital camera I could
> use. So, I'm waiting for my birthday (early August) and crossing my fingers
> for a digital camera. The problem is, in town and space, you can get by
> rendering, but in castle it dosn't have the same effect as taking a picture.
Actually, I never tried rendering castle stuff (I'm more a town/train fan
myself). But I think I understand what you mean... when you have a camera,
it is a lot easier to take snapshots and use them in a tale, for instance.
Renderings would look too "clean" to be true...
I'm looking forward to see what you come up with - send me an e-mail when
you finish the construction!
Pedro (who only has a small castle)
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| In lugnet.castle, Pedro Silva writes: <snip> (...) Well... again, my lack of castle stuff will probablly force me the peasent way, right now I'm making a semi-robin hood idea exept using less violence and a bit more politiking and hiding out. I'm (...) (23 years ago, 21-Apr-02, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) Thanks. Hmmmmmm... Thats alot of castle walls I could get for resonable oversea shipping. As for building- the usual. You know, castles, villages, carrages,hideouts, river crossings, fortified ledges, insane barons. :-) My main problem is that (...) (23 years ago, 21-Apr-02, to lugnet.castle)
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