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How about hybrid elements????
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Wed, 30 Dec 1998 20:16:26 GMT
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Dear Lego,
Recently, some of my constructions have reached an impasse due
to certain limitations presented by the current building
system. These are minor, namely, using arches upside down to
create ellipsoid-type windows, building horizontally, etc.
I recently purchased a Space Port set, which came with a
"hybrid" brick. A 2x4x2 with studs on top, and 2 sides, giving
a total of 24 studs! I remember another brick like this, which
was a 1x1x1, with 5 studs! There were also some 2x4x2 bricks
that had stud holes on 2 sides and the bottom. These are
brilliant! They greatly expand building opportunities, and if
more of this type were to become available, would be fantastic!
Some ideas:
1xN and 2xN plates, with studs top and bottom.
1xNx2/3 and 2xNx2/3 plates, with holes for the studs, top and bottom.
More 1xNx1 and 2xNx1 bricks, with studs on all sides, and holes
on all sides.
Thanks for listening...
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