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Re: The Old Mill
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lugnet.castle
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Thu, 24 Apr 2003 09:41:04 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Twan Theeuwen writes:
> Hi Nathan,
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> "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,
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> 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.
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> With these experiences I can now all the better
> appreciate your succesful use of an elevated
> baseplate for supporting a structure.
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> Regards, Twan.
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 overhang support) and those corner road or river bases from
the new woodsmen and islander sets (though they are hard to work with).
God Bless,
Nathan
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| Hi Nathan, (...) 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 (...) (21 years ago, 22-Apr-03, to lugnet.castle)
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