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Re: Cutting "Moon surface" baseplate? (Was: 8x16 baseplate colors?)
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 6 Apr 2001 02:49:57 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Jason Julich writes:
> After reading your replies, I think I have decided on a compromise of sorts.
> I’m not going to cut a custom 8x19 piece, because it does not exist. But
> since a 8x16 light gray baseplate does, I’m going to cut out one of those.
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> I’m not going to cut my old 50x50, instead I think I might use an old 32x32
> “moon surface” baseplate. I have three, all are old and yellowing and when
> I was a kid I colored in the craters of two of them with a black permanent
> marker. I never use these, so, unless the “moon surface” baseplates are
> super rare, I think I will just cut up the worst one of the three to get my
> 8x16 light gray baseplate. But then again, I might just go out and buy a new
> 48x48 or something smaller an cut it.
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> Any comment, suggestions or oppositions are appreciated
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> Jay
Well it's done! Today I went out and got a new 48x48 baseplate and used it
to cut a 8x16 light gray baseplate. Thanks to everyone for your replies,
comments and ideas, they helped me decide what to do. I think I will try to
clean up my old "moon surface" and 50x50 baseplates and hold on to them.
Even though I don't use them now, one never knows when those older or unused
Lego parts will come in handy.
Jay
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