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Re: I'm back too ...
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Tue, 17 Oct 2000 06:44:17 GMT
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robinsather@/stopspammers/hotmail.com
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> Unfortunately I'm pretty hand dependent. So I'm iffy on help I can provide.
> Sigh. However, I can be at the show both Saterday and Sunday. I'll bring my Ice
> packs.
Dean, you're doing a tremendous amount right now to get this thing
ready. Hopefully, on the show weekend, you can just sit back, rest
your hands, answer questions, and shoot the breeze with attendees as
the rest of us actually get our hands busy assembling, etc.
> > > Are we going to have a bridge or
> > > extremely high buildings?
It's always good to have some different "levels" in a display.
Different heights, and surfaces to focus on. Much more interesting.
Tall buildings, bridges, mountains, valleys, water, sloping track.
These are all ways of adding some variety.
> > I suggest that we just have the eleveated track along the cliff that we
> > discussed at the last meeting, which will include a small bridge
> > (trestle-ish), on the folding table that I bring. I can do that and
> > bring it all ready set up. Dock at one end, castle or beach (or even
> > both) at the other. Very high buildings are probably not necessary, 5 or
> > 6 storeys are about as high as we need.
I liked that original idea as well, but perhaps we could add a larger
technic (or Znap) bridge somewhere. It could be static to cut down on
fabrication time, but they are always a crowd pleaser.
> > Bear in mind we don't need to be as good as the clubs who have been
> > doing this for 10 years!
The attendees will not know that we HAVEN'T been doing this for 10
years! They will be expecting the same level of perfection and detail
as they see in the other displays. We should endeavour to do our very
best.
> > No-one responded to my suggestion of a dry run the Friday before the
> > show (10th Nov) as the November club meeting. We could just load all the
> > tables and track straight into my van afterwards.
Perfect idea.
> I picked up the needed Sensor today so I can get on the two tracks to one
> bridge stuff.
I saw all that stuff on lugnet (mpegs even!!) of that "Gauntlet" track
project that the Bogers were doing. Very cool! Did you get some help
from their work?
Robin
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| (...) We will... but I personally am not aiming for perfection the first time nor will I be wailing and gnashing my teeth when things go wrong or don't quite work out (which will happen). Kevin ---...--- Personal Lego Web page: (URL) Park: Limited (...) (24 years ago, 17-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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| (...) Thanks for the support. (...) First we need to get the general layout set out. So we know what we have to work with. I'd suggest someone work out with static plates in Track Designer our layout. Then we can fit in our items. Then we can know (...) (24 years ago, 17-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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| (...) Unfortunately I'm pretty hand dependent. So I'm iffy on help I can provide. Sigh. However, I can be at the show both Saterday and Sunday. I'll bring my Ice packs. (...) I've got it installed. It's pretty hard on the O' hands though so I'd (...) (24 years ago, 17-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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