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Re: Space is fantastic......
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Wed, 22 Sep 1999 16:29:53 GMT
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I never got many sets, but I think they are so cool! You can see two M:tron
creations a t my page, one mech and a small, very small, spaceship. The Mech
is not really M:tron, it has too few black pieces in it.
http://i.am/tobias_m/ , that´s my URL. I really enjoyed all of the M:tron
sets that I had, but now, they´re mixed up in my bucket of lego.
I have been thinking of an M:tron base, using one or two quarter domes in
neon-yellow. Start with a normal, big gray baseplate. Then, some sort of
ramp for driving small cars in and out of the base. The set should have 4
minifigs, and come with two cars and a spaceship. The spaceship landing pad
is located to the left of the base itself, but it is connected to the base
via a bridge. inside the two cuarter domes, that could split up like in the
Exploriens base, there is computers, storage for the cars (that could be
located below the floor).
I don´t know what to do about the open feeling of only using 2 domes. The
dome could act as the back wall, and then the open front is where you
"control" the minifigs.
--Tobias
> Tell us what you've done with M:Tron. Has anyone designed an M:Tron base?
> What did you put in it? I've worked on several M:Tron projects, but finished
> few. I built a "Magma Miner" using lots of the parts of the MCM. It had a
> huge drill aparatus on the front, and a trailer for carrying a Celestial
> Forager. The three sets of giant wheels had semi-independent suspension, so
> it could go over large uneven obstacles while staying level.
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> Another project I got half-way through was an ore refinery. Lots of pipes,
> silos, vats, and a cool control room.
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> The only project I finished was a large (~48 x 48) M:Tron corporate
> headquarters building. Picture a 3-dimentional "M", then picture 4 of them
> arranged in a square. At the base it was 8 separate 1-story buildings with
> corridors leading to an open space in the middle. Then all four sides formed
> the 3-D "M" shapes (colored with white, red, and black just like the logo),
> and at the top it became 4 towers. I wish I had pictures to share, but my
> wife got sick of it sitting in the living room and took it down, then the kids
> got to it before pictures could be taken.
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> What about others?
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> -John Van
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>
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Space is fantastic......
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| Tobias Möller <tobias.moller@telia.com> wrote in message news:FIGyqr.M8x@lugnet.com... (...) I do like the Mech, even if it's a little short on black. M:Tron needs a good mech for rough terrain, too. I would add a magnet, though. Also, the M:tron (...) (25 years ago, 22-Sep-99, to lugnet.space)
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| Tobias Möller <tobias.moller@telia.com> wrote in message news:FIF5vC.M90@lugnet.com... (...) Tell us what you've done with M:Tron. Has anyone designed an M:Tron base? What did you put in it? I've worked on several M:Tron projects, but finished few. (...) (25 years ago, 22-Sep-99, to lugnet.space)
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