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Re: Just a quick question...
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lugnet.org.us.michlug
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Wed, 1 Aug 2001 18:36:00 GMT
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In lugnet.org.us.michlug, Scott Sanburn writes:
> For the downtown area, yes, but having too many standards would be limiting,
> and not neccessary for all areas.
Yes, agreed! What seems to work well for the edge city part is to just
allocate so many blocks, or so many plates within a block, to a builder and
it all works out. The downtown, packed tighter, benefits from either more
planning, or more rigid standards, to get it all to come together. We had a
tiny inner downtown last show. I aspire to something like what NELUG has
been able to achieve, several blocks of it!
> > Other ideas I had were (since we are the great lake state) a large freighter
> > and a coast gaurd station. What do you think?
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> Coast Gaurd station would be good, we need a bigger water section next time.
Indeed. Coast Guard, Navy base, ferry, big bridge.. heck, let's see if we
can do a boat show for pay and skip the land!
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| Eric, (...) Well, let's take standards in a little bit of context, right? (...) In the downtown area, yes. (...) Right. (...) We already did tiles, I am not sure on if we raise it or not. A lot of plates would be needed. (...) We have no vehicle (...) (23 years ago, 30-Jul-01, to lugnet.org.us.michlug)
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