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Re: Building organisation methods
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Fri, 27 Oct 2000 00:03:27 GMT
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Kevin Wilson wrote:
> Robin Sather wrote:
> > I think we should be able to do it the same way we did the rest of the
> > layout, the baseplates especially. Once the layout is finalized with
> > track and baseplates, we have very clearly defined areas of studs
> > available to put stuff.
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> > For any building that is already created, either MOC or Lego kit, we
> > know its exact dimensions and can position it exactly where we want
> > it, showing its exact relative size and shape. From there, we'll know
> > exactly how much room is available, and can restrict new models to
> > those dimensions, placing them where they're going to be in the model.
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> So Robin, what you're saying is that we should build buidings for
> specific exact places on the layout, eg a space 26x18 studs (just for
> teh sake of an example). I guess that means someone building it on a
> baseplate at home, peeling the baseplate off the bottom and sitting it
> in place on the layout, then doing exterior accessories (gardens etc) in
> situ. Is that what you're envisaging?
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> That would certainly allow us to pack the most onto the layout but I do
> have reservations... I think it reduces our flexibility to rearrange
> things if what we've planned doesn't look right when we set it up (and I
> think that is likely to happen) and it's awkward building-wise. Means a
> lot of accessorising needs to be done during the setup too.
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> Maybe we could take "chunks" of baseplate real estate (which might cover
> 1 or 2 or 1 1/2 32x32 baseplates) and get one person to handle the whole
> chunk, including building over joins and exterior accessories.
I think that would be best. I know I don't want my Lego lumped in with
everyone elses. (Unless there is a specific list of parts etc. like I need
to do for my duel track crossing...) I'm trying to fit out a good layout for
my twin fuel tanks and having a hell of a time getting it to fit on one base
plate with a curve road...
Where do we want the tanks?
I also want to make a small pump house on the grounds...
Dean
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> What does everyone think? We need to settle this and get building!
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| (...) In the "building layout.jpg" file I put the tanks inside the bottom right area of the loop on the right hand side of the layout. Anyone gotta better idea? Dean, why on a curve road plate? Won't a straight road plate do? Kevin ---...--- (...) (24 years ago, 27-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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| (...) So Robin, what you're saying is that we should build buidings for specific exact places on the layout, eg a space 26x18 studs (just for teh sake of an example). I guess that means someone building it on a baseplate at home, peeling the (...) (24 years ago, 26-Oct-00, to lugnet.org.ca.vlc)
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