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Shiri wrote in message ...
> In lugnet.scala, Frank Filz writes:
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> > Shiri wrote in message ...
> > > I was wondering how the scala baseplate works. It looks pretty weird. • Does
> > it
> > > have normal holes between flowers?
> >
> >
> > Having just played with the Scala kitchen I got from S@H, I'll shed some
> > light on the Scala "flower stud". This stud is normal height, but fills a
> > 2x2 stud area. There is a circle in the center which a tube will fit over.
> > The result is that any brick or plate with an even length and width with
> > tubes on the bottom will fit.
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>
> So, let me get this straight. You bought the 3115 (?) kitchen? S@H still
> carries old scala sets?
Yes. But there probably aren't any of these left, it was blown out for $7 as
a S@H special last week (and continuing with the last one for this week).
> Also, is there a 1x1 round place *between* the flowers, or is it just • useless
> space?
The flower is made up of 6 pieces:
"peach" base
Light green large 3 leaf plant
Green 3 stem plant base
3 white flowers (larger than System flowers)
> >
> > The walls are interesting. They have vertical slots which can accept • various
> > things (the kitchen has two cabinet units which fit in these slots). The • low
> > wall units are 8 bricks high (as are the cabinets, which are 6x6x8).
>
>
> Cool. Now I see how the pictures in 3142 set (Marie's Room) hold up...
I'm assuming that that's the case (I actually assumed this before I had a
Scala set in hand).
> > The stove top is interesting, it is a 6x6 tile (printed) with a slightly
> > coarser finish (halfway between a roof surface and a normal tile).
>
> What?? You lost me here.
Tile have a very smooth finish. Slopes (except for the McDonalds printed
ones) have a slightly rough surface on the sloped face. The Scala 6x6 tile
has a surface which is not smooth, but doesn't look as rough as the sloped
surface on a slope.
> > On the
> > underside however, it only has one tube in the center, surrounded by a 2x2
> > "wall".
> >
> > Oh for those looking at colors, I think this adds a 4th "pink", more of a
> > peach... The green wall is also a paler green than the Paradisa • baseplates.
> >
> *4*th pink? Did you miscount, or did I miss another pink? I'm counting the
> original pale paradisa pink, the darker pink as shown in the Belville yacht
> and Castle sets. Where did the third pink go?
See my other post for a discussion of colors...
> Thanks for the answers! I guess now I have to wait for some more... ;-)
Frank
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