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Re: The Old Mill
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lugnet.castle
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Tue, 22 Apr 2003 21:30:16 GMT
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Hi Nathan,
"Nathan Todd" wrote:
> As to the base your description is more or less
> what I was aimming for... I put most of my
> time into making the building 'fit' the scenery,
This I can imagine very well.
I don't have the particular baseplate you're using
here, but I owe the elevated one used for King
Leo's Castle (6091).
At first I was very happy with the baseplate, my
thinking being that it would save me a sizable
amount of bricks that I might put to better use
somewhere else. But once I started building it
seemed like the base dictated dimensions of my
building to me, which of course turned out not the
be what I wanted to use. So I wound up making
all sort of superficial structures to "correct" the
baseplate. The end of the story was that I put
aside the elevated baseplate and am now using
flat, standard ones instead. For better results imo.
With these experiences I can now all the better
appreciate your succesful use of an elevated
baseplate for supporting a structure.
Regards, Twan.
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| (...) Hi, Yeah, the king leo's castle plate can be a hard one to 'change' : ) The best use of it is a street out in the woods : ). My faviorite 2 raised bases are the one the Mill is on (you can make anything out of it and it is easy to build (...) (21 years ago, 24-Apr-03, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) Thanks much, (especially for the wheel save : ) )! As to the base your description is more or less what I was aimming for... I put most of my time into making the building 'fit' the scenery, and I think that came out well in the 'weathered' (...) (21 years ago, 15-Apr-03, to lugnet.castle)
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