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Re: The next Ohio BrikWar meeting
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lugnet.loc.us.oh.col
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Wed, 26 Jul 2000 10:12:29 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.us.oh.col, Kyle Peterson writes:
> Joel,
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> > Kyle - I like the buildings.
> Thanks!
Quite welcome!
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> > I can't tell, though, from the size of the pic's -
> > are the roofs all a a brick thick (it looks like you used inverted slopes at
> > the top and the bottoms of the eves) or just on each end of the plates used
> > for the roofing so that they over hang in front and back of the building
> > itself?
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> If the "right triangle"-ish pieces with studs on the hypontenuse are the
> inverted slopes you refer to, the yes. I use 4 of those pieces on each house.
> The roof is 2 plates thick, and hangs over the house by 1 stud in the front
> and the back. I Then place 1xN bricks for a "border" on the front and the back
> to give the houses a more completed look.
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>
I gotcha. That's what I suspected but without my xray glasses handy, I
coulnd't verify... odd, though.. I had them tonight and tried to see first
hand, but only saw the wiring inside my monitor.. I think the glasses are
defective or something.
> > The multicolored Chef's had for your "jester"
> > is a great touch. I might have to sacrifice one of mine for something like
> > that.
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> It's well worth it. Go out and by a "townspeople" pack for $6. You'll get a
> white cat too. What I think is cool is the *other* Jester. You can't really
> see him, but I cut up 2 wizards hats, and placed the tips on either side of a
> complete wizards hat, and then painted. I think he turned out excellent.
As luck would have it, I have several of those, being the victim of failed
memory and seeing the set one day. "Hey...I don't have that set. I want a
little white kitty for my town." *gets home* " Opps...Now I have a playmate
for the little white kitty I already had.... owell. One can never have too
many little white kitties in their town.."
I'll go back and try to see what you're talking about, but I think I
understand what you did and it sounds pretty nifty - as far as cutting up
Lego's go.. :) can't complain though - I've made a few modifications in my
time. The best being a 2 bladed battle hatchet for my barbarian leader to
use. :)
> > It's got me itching to begin on my castles but my parents saw my page and
> > attempt at a F4u Corsair and my dad "mandated" that I must keep it and the
> > airstrip I made built till the end of August when they come for vacation so • he
> > can see it in person. I guess that's a good thing but I need the trees!! :)
> > Guess I can start on precursory building in the mean time.
> > JJ
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> It's always a pain the butt to have to tear down existing creations to build
> more. Good luck!
Indeed it is, but until I can convince my wife to let me buy more rather than
reuse what I have...............
*stares off into space wistfully to the sound of an Angelic Choir*
JJ
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| Joel, (...) Thanks! (...) If the "right triangle"-ish pieces with studs on the hypontenuse are the inverted slopes you refer to, the yes. I use 4 of those pieces on each house. The roof is 2 plates thick, and hangs over the house by 1 stud in the (...) (24 years ago, 25-Jul-00, to lugnet.loc.us.oh.col)
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