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Re: Ninja Dojo
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lugnet.castle.ninja
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Thu, 26 Jul 2001 02:13:38 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.ninja, Sun Yun writes:
> In lugnet.castle.ninja, Joel Hart writes:
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> This is a very interesting idea Joel. I'm so bent on using everything Lego
> I didn't even think about using paper. But I think this might do the trick!
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> I might try this idea except use something like parchment instead of
> cardboard and make a frame in the manner you suggested. You could make an
> entire frame out of 1x's and have paper spanning the middle of it.
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> But the other problem I think KK and I are having is the fact that even if
> we do this, the interior walls are still gonna be 3 studs wide. I'm
> shooting for two or less.
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> I was thinking earlier today about using plates for walls instead of bricks
> by slotting them in between studs. To my dismay I discovered that your door
> idea would not work because a plate + tile is just a tad too thick.
One possible solution for a door, forget the tile and just use the 1x4
plate top and bottom to guide the door. If you just want a wall, I just had
an idea. Make a paper or cardboard frame with four tabs. Picture a square
with four tabs at each corner. The tabs ar just on stud big. This square
with tabs could then be mounted on headlight pieces. If the headlights are
in a exterior Lego walls the square would be suspended between the walls. I
hope everyone comprehends what I am saying, it is easy to visualize but hard
to describe. I have a goal for the weekend, make a paper wall!
Joel
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| (...) This is a very interesting idea Joel. I'm so bent on using everything Lego I didn't even think about using paper. But I think this might do the trick! I might try this idea except use something like parchment instead of cardboard and make a (...) (23 years ago, 26-Jul-01, to lugnet.castle.ninja)
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