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Re: Starship Hatch
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 18 Dec 2002 22:48:16 GMT
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> Ooo. Very nice. I've been casually pondering how to make a door with a
> similar opening action, but all my ideas turned out far too bulky. Yours is
> a compact and very elegant design. I think I can find a use for it. If I
> wore a hat, I'd be tipping it to you - well done.
thank you, when I started I really wanted to avoid it becoming to
bulky. although a bulky version might be useful for some models.. Might
look at that
> The possibilies for variations are interesting too. In more cramped spaces
> you could have a single door. On crowded walls you could probably even make
> one that opens upwards. the downside is that now I have to wait all day
> until I get home to my bricks to play around with it.
The first one I built was a single door. but I wanted to make it wider for
an entry hatch. The idea of it opening up and/or down would mean you could
build a much wider door. I like the way you think.
Yeah, waiting to get home, isn't always the way that the best ideas come
when you are not with your Lego. Ah well, after the 8 hours of work you'll
have the 8 hours of recuperation. Lots of Lego time in there. mine usually
cuts into the 8 hours of rest too.....
Trav (-|-)
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| I do not post here much but I recently built something that I though it would be good to share. I'm sure many of you remember Todd Trotter's Sighthound (if you don't, try (URL) and the marvelous hatch he built for it. Well, I recently was (...) (22 years ago, 18-Dec-02, to lugnet.space)
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