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In lugnet.build.mecha, Andrew Todd Amacher writes:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Dave Johann writes:
> > In lugnet.build.mecha, Andrew Todd Amacher writes: • <snip>
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> BTW, If anyone else has got the Ogel Shark Sub(set#4793) as I have they hve
> probably notice how incredibly strong the shoulder and arm elements are. If
> LEGO would fashion 1 or 2 proper brick-based complements to these socket
> bricks, I believe most of our large mecha joint needs would be solved.
Yes, I have been playing with those for about a week now. In some ways, I am
very pleased by the design of these new click elements; in other ways, I am as
frustrated by them as I was with the throwbot ball sockets. perhaps a 1x2
brick with a modified technic peg (Like the 2x2 plate with the modified peg)
would make these joints more useful. I think that if Lego continues to develop
such joints, it'll be only a matter of one or two years before joints become a
trivial concern in mecha building.
Chris
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> Later,
> Todd
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| (...) Good point. They are too weak not be doubled up in large mecha and that technique limits the flexability- especially in the arms. (...) Plus , they're rather costly to acquire. Furthermore,(and I hope Brian Cooper takes no offense to this (...) (23 years ago, 15-Jan-02, to lugnet.build.mecha, lugnet.lego.direct)
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