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Re: If we are changing the Moonbase standards then why not...
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 2 Sep 2003 22:18:49 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Chris Maddison wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
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The obvious benefit would >>be
that we could build 2 floors to every corridor. With the current and
proposed standards we can only build “high ceiling” floors. If every
thing
were multiples of 12 that would allow 2 normal floors or one “high
ceiling”
floor.
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I guess I’m missing the point. How would this be easier to deal with >than
10 high corridors (and subsequent floors at 10, 20, 30, etc)? I get the >part
about larger things underneath, but that’s it. Something else to it?
-Chris
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Yep. 2 floors to every corridor for those who wish to do it. From an engineering
standpoint, this wouldn’t be possible for 10 high floors if you wanted minifigs
to stand in them.
I’m in agreement with you Mike. Lego tends to make things easier to use in
multiples of 12 much more frequently than multiples of 10, so it should also
make building new modules a bit easier. The only poeple who benefit from 10 high
floors are those who work exclusively in X x X x 5 bricks anyway and those folks
are tough to find.
-D
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