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Re: Double sided plate
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Mon, 1 Oct 2001 06:51:34 GMT
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"Kevin Salm" <kdsalm@dreamscape.com> writes:
> I have a dozen or so 2x2 double-female and a few 2x2 double-male
> pieces that I believe to be TYCO.
Are these plates or bricks? My experience indicates that a stud is
slightly taller than half the width of a plate. Hence, a double
female connector has to be taller than a plate, I believe.
To verify my experience above, try to put a plate sideways down
between two studs. Where the stud from the plate and the other one
meet, they "collide" before the plate makes it all the way down.
> There has been some discussion on Lugnet about gender changers
> before and someone pointed out to me that the Technic half-beams
> [2] work great as gender changers. Haven't had occasion to try
> this yet but I am sure it does work.
The problem with the half beams is that they are slightly taller than
a plate. They also have rounded ends. Hence, they are hard to
incorporate in a wall, say.
Fredrik
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| (...) True, but Tyco plates are half brick height, so there is room for the studs. If it were done by Lego, they would probably want to make the double-female connector be two plates in thickness. /Eric McC/ (23 years ago, 1-Oct-01, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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| | Re: Double sided plate
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| (...) flat (...) a (...) I have a dozen or so 2x2 double-female and a few 2x2 double-male pieces that I believe to be TYCO. I call them gender-changers and find them very useful. There is also a 1x1 round double-male piece which is handy to have, (...) (23 years ago, 1-Oct-01, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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