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Re: Moonbase Module: The Landing Pad
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 23 Mar 2003 15:20:39 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Andrew Saada writes:
> TJ-
> This is a beautiful creation. I like how you captured the Classic Space
> schema. As Adrian stated, "The support columns are really a marvel of
> engineering." Like Jeff, I too really like the use of the ball joint as the
> bearing point, and as you said yourself "Blue Technic beams are perfect for
> this"--best use I've seem them put to.
Thanks! Actually, I used almost every blue Technic beam I own! But having a
ton of 1x5 and 1x6 gray liftarms made it possible.
> Your speeders are nifty...sleek and small. Maybe they will become a fad...?
> Also, the motorized features just kick this Moonbase up a notch!
The motorization was quite easy, and is a neat feature if your moonbase is
in the middle of a big layout. You can sit back and remotely operate things,
which is a lot of fun!
Even if you didn't have R/C control, you could still run wires out of the
base and under the table.
I had a 4th output on my R/C receiver and I contemplated making a motorized
satellite dish, but didn't have time to finish before the TexLUG layout.
> I look forward to more Space stuff from you.
Well, I don't know about more Space MOC from me :-) But we'll see...
-TJ
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