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Re: A slice of tudor
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lugnet.castle
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Date:
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Sat, 4 Sep 2004 11:06:30 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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I think it may be helpful to have the final assortment be some multiple of 90
degrees when you add up all their angles, so that they can be used to make a
tight block that doesn’t have any angle gaps.
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I’m not sure that’s necessary or even possible. First it would require me to
figure out what angles I already have, I don’t know this, nor did I think it was
important. Second then I would feel constrained to build more just to achieve
this goal, because I don’t have enough built yet to get anywhere close to that.
Plus there are always going to be little alleys here and there. Without those,
where would people get mugged? In the middle of the street? Pah!
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I may look to making sure some of my buildings have flat faces, or maybe even
build one or two small (low) flat sided buildings. If you put a low flat
against a higher one with roof overhang it should still allow you to nestle
them right up against each other.
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Yes, I’d thought about that the overhang being higher is ok, but I haven’t
figured out what height is going to be average yet. Still when setting up a
display, on can always play around with the placement of buildings until they
work together.
Jason Spears | BrickCentral | MichLUG
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| (...) I think it may be helpful to have the final assortment be some multiple of 90 degrees when you add up all their angles, so that they can be used to make a tight block that doesn't have any angle gaps. I may look to making sure some of my (...) (20 years ago, 3-Sep-04, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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