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In lugnet.space, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
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I propose as a decent and fast remedy the implementation of the
following:
Swivel Frame
Swivel Pane
What’s great about this frame is that it fits the standard corridor and the
pane will allow a regular minifig with regular spacepack to pass through
(sideways). There is hardly any change in floor level as the pane can be
placed studs down, also allowing for some lighting near the “doorpost”.
Placing a frame+pane near each corridor exit would pressurize the entire
module, while two frame+plane’s in close proximity would create a regular
airlock.
Alright, post away. And thanks for reading thru as I tend to not
say things directly as possible.
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I believe you are “overthinking” the whole airlock issue. If everyone puts
normal mini-fig house doors, opening inward, about 2 or 3 studs in from the
edge of a connection corridor, there would be instant airlocks between all
the modules. Problem solved with parts all of us .spacers probably have
sitting in the “highly infrequently used” bin.
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But those doors have open spaces! Hehe...
Mike,
I agree with you and Admiral Giddens that thinking of too much detail isn’t
always the best way to go. Now regular “glass/lucite/Nocrac©” doors would do
the thing but they narrow the corridor, unless placed as you said, so it could
work.
-Andrew
PS - How do you make the subject heading turn bold when retitling a thread?
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