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Re: Micro scale carrier
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 25 Jul 2001 03:49:12 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Daniel Jassim writes:
> > In lugnet.space, Trevor Pruden writes:
> > Just finished making a page for this one. I don't do many, so I thought I'd
> > share it if any of you hadn't seen it on brickshelf. Enjoy.
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> > http://members.home.net/tpruden3/ca_med1.html
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> Hey, that's pretty cool, Trev! Of course, I'm a little partial to carriers! ;^)
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> > I wish, I wish I had the pieces to do something like this in minifig scale.
> > Sigh...
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> Hmmm, could you scale it down a bit and use baseplates, dude? Your design is
> squared off enough to build it using the large grey baseplates. Gibraltar is
> basically a minifig version of my micro-carrier, scaled down a lot.
> Gibraltar uses a Technic and regular LEGO brick frame with castle/arctic
> walls and large baseplates (3 below, 3 on top), plus 10" X 10" baseplates to
> cover the upper deck. There are actually more pieces in everything ABOVE the
> fighter deck, even though it the biggest part of the ship (big and hollow).
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> Dan
:^\ hmmmmmm.....(squeaky wooden wheels covered in cobwebs start to creak and
turn in Trev's head)...but how would one manage the sloped roof and underbelly?
That's A LOT of long technic bricks to tie it all together! Even scaled
down, it's big. Two big grey plates wide for sure. Or at least each side
one a slight 15-20 degree angle. I'm more concerned with creating the
sloped undercarriage - perhaps two layers of baseplate with one layer turned
upside-down to create a suitable profile.
I'm going to have to brainstorm that one. Perhaps whe my wife and I move
into the new house and I get my..oooOOoooOohohohohh (drool)...dedicated
dream lego room, I'll have the space to tackle that one.
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| (...) Well, how about a strong and solid center block, like a main fueselage, and then attach the fighter bays on either side? Kind of like this from front view: <=O=> The "O" is the center body, nice and solid, the "=" and "<" or ">" are the big (...) (23 years ago, 25-Jul-01, to lugnet.space)
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| (...) Hmmm, could you scale it down a bit and use baseplates, dude? Your design is squared off enough to build it using the large grey baseplates. Gibraltar is basically a minifig version of my micro-carrier, scaled down a lot. Gibraltar uses a (...) (23 years ago, 25-Jul-01, to lugnet.space)
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