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Re: Moonbase Module: The Landing Pad
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 21 Mar 2003 19:56:01 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Andrew Verner writes:
> Whoa... I'm not sure I've even HAD Legos for 15 years. :P At any rate,
> this is a great comeback. The detail makes me cry. ;_; I love the cube
> door, though... not sure why...
The "cube" door was the result of a "DOH!". I built the platform and its
legs first, and when I started building the lower facility next, I realized
I didn't have a lot of room. I had decided on 3 corridor connections, with
the main elevator on the side without a corridor connection.
This left only the corners in which to place a main door, and the base of
each support leg was in the way! DOH!
So I thought an effective means of doorage (pardon the lame term ;-) was to
make some of the walls disappear. Having the door in two perpendicular parts
would allow a large open space to be created when they're opened. This would
create much more room to maneuver a vehicle in and out of the base.
Thanks for your comments!
-TJ
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| (...) That was an awfully fortuitous "DOH!", as your solution is really cool. For some reason my favorite little build detail is the little stairwell running from the flight control room (?) up to the flight deck itself. It just looks perfect. The (...) (22 years ago, 21-Mar-03, to lugnet.space)
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