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Re: new slope pieces wanted (was: Re: What set has black roof peak/gable?)
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lugnet.general, lugnet.lego.direct
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Mon, 13 Nov 2000 16:15:50 GMT
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I notice that some of the airplane slopes (on the top front) are made of 33
degree on the front, and 45 degree on the 2 sides. Perhaps TLC should create 2
pieces from this 3 sided slope, so that it could have applications elsewhere,
such as a roof with different angled slopes. They could do the same for the
inside corners. But the problem would be the gable connectors on the roof ridge
of such a mixed slope structure.
Gary Istok
Geoffrey Hyde wrote:
> What I would like to see is something where we could build roofs of varying
> slope degree and have short pieces where we could build in a small attic
> study part, or something like that.
>
> The only problem I can see is it may well end up being a series of special
> purpose slope bricks whose only practical use is for changing slopes from
> one to the other. I do remember some photos of old style buildings that had
> various roof slopes on the same building, I think this is more prevalent
> where the ground slopes steeply enough that part of a building is built at a
> different floor level than the other, and you end up with stepped roofing,
> and occasionally, different sloped roofs joining up to each other.
>
> An inverted form of the same bricks might be useful for Cathedral interiors,
> however, it's unlikely to happen, given that most architectural styles
> requiring bricks fitting this description are rare in real life. It might
> also be a mold-maker's nightmare too. :-)
>
> --
> Cheers ...
>
> Geoffrey Hyde
>
> Eric McCarthy <eric@reasoning.com> wrote in message
> news:3A0B4C74.C765074@reasoning.com...
> > Erik Olson wrote:
> > >
> > > Wishing for non-existent roof bits:
> > >
> > > Related to the half-pyramid brick in function: the studless slope. Same • slope
> > > as a 2x2 slope, but without the 1x2 brick side.
> >
> > I agree, the studless slope would be very useful.
> > Most of the existing slopes could be offered in
> > studless half-wide form.
> >
> > How about some more:
> >
> > * inverse slopes in 60-degrees
> >
> > * inverse slopes in 3-long, 4-long and 8-long versions,
> > just like regular slopes
> >
> > * 75-degree and 60-degree slopes in 3-long, 4-long,
> > and 8-long versions, just like 45-degree slopes;
> > 30-degree slopes in 8-long as well
> >
> > * convex and concave corner slopes of all
> > reasonable existing slope angles
> > The ones that don't exist yet are:
> > * concave 75,
> > * convex and concave 60,
> > * concave 30
> > * would this work for the new 20-degree slopes?
> >
> > * convex and concave inverse corner slopes of all
> > reasonable existing slope angles:
> > * concave 75 (convex 75 exist, but are very rare)
> > * convex and concave 60
> > * convex and concave 30
> >
> > Note: From steepest to shallowest,
> > I'm defining the 2x2x3 slopes as 75-degree,
> > the 2x2x2 slopes as 60-degree,
> > the 2x2x1 slopes as 45-degree,
> > the 4x3x1 slopes as 30-degree,
> > the new 2x4x1 slopes as 20-degree,
> > though the actual angles may be a little different.
> >
> > /Eric M/
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