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Re: 2879 Bi-planes and dingies (was re: MB aircraft carriers in Oz )
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lugnet.org.au
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Fri, 17 Nov 2000 00:41:25 GMT
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In lugnet.org.au, Richard Parsons writes:
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> Thanks Peter. I found pretty much the whole range at Parramatta TRU, and
> picked up a tank (to raise my complement to two, BrikWars here I come ;-)
> and a couple of aircraft carriers - I'd have taken more but that was all I
> could carry :-)
They are surprisingly heavy. For heavy loads always just pinch a Target trolley
...ramps all the way to the carpark.
We may need to utilise the whole university campus if we keep adding tanks :^o
> I'll pick up one more on the weekend and have enough for my project. In
> terms of size, the flight deck is currently planned to be 40 studs x 192
> studs, and 24 bricks from waterline to flightdeck. I haven't worked out the
> island yet.
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> I'm planning on using bi-planes from
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> http://guide.lugnet.com/set/2879
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> being similar to what the English flew off carrier decks at the start of
> WWII. I have three of these planes and always thought that that would be
> enough :-P
Swordfish ! Will you try and fit torpedoes ?
> If any Studs dude sees these about, please pick them up for me.
K-mart were always the best source for these, but after the recent discounting
I don't know if many will be about.
What would be the ideal total of planes ?
I had thought about doing a carrier, that's why I had half a dozen of the tiny
Shell Adventurers sets. (smaller the plane, smaller the carrier needed, I
had hoped).
pete.w
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