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Re: Blood Stone Castle completed!
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lugnet.castle
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Fri, 31 Mar 2000 07:25:22 GMT
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craig hamilton wrote:
> "purists"!? there are purists in .castle!? ;-)
Speaking of purism, I have another question along those
lines (and one that you can probably answer better than
anyone else, Craig).
So how much of a faux pas is it to modify plates, etc. for
your structures? I can see it for minifig character development,
but there are some parts that I "need" and can modify pretty
easily.
For example, to create the stopping mechanism for the
gearbox in my gate, I wanted to plug a 1x2 plate with the
horizontal side rod (#30236) into a 1x2 hinge base (#3937).
Unfortunately, the hinge base has a little nub that interferes
with the the middle of the side rod, so I'd like to carve that
out (actually, I think I'd take the middle of the rod out of #30236
instead).
The obvious disadvantage is that this is a one-of-a-kind, so
only I can build it. On the other hand, it's cool. :)
Comments?
Chris
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| (...) "purists"!? there are purists in .castle!? ;-) THE original, most "purist" castle is bright yellow! red, being, as you said, the most common lego color for bulk and diversity makes it the ideally pure building color. the elaborate (...) (25 years ago, 31-Mar-00, to lugnet.castle)
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