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Re: Hover Sleds
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Sun, 29 Feb 2004 21:34:32 GMT
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In lugnet.space, David Laswell wrote:
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It took me a while to figure out the last bit, but here’s what I’m seeing.
At first it looks like you’ve got a main body that ends with a 2x6 plate, a
2x2 45 slope, a 1x2 plate w/ 1 stud, a 1x1 plate, and a 1x1 tile w/ clip
stacked together to form a flat surface on the back end. Then you’ve got a
tail section that’s built with a pair of chairs that sandwich a 2x2 plate,
2x2 45 slopes (or a pair of 1x2 45 slopes) attached to the chairs, with a 1x2
brick sandwiched between the lower half of the slopes and 1x2 grilles on the
studs, again making a fully smooth surface on the front surface, requiring
either modified pieces or double-sided tape to hold them together. Then I
realized that there isn’t a 1x1 plate at the top of the stack, nor is there a
2x2 plate between the chairs. The 1x1 plate is actually
this piece and the 2x2 plate is
actually this piece.
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That’s almost exactly right! The 1x1 plate with clip (or whatever it’s called),
is one of my favorite pieces. In the place of the 2x2 corner plate that you
suggested, I actually used a 1x2 plate, so it’s only covering the back. The 2x2
corner plate would work well too though.
-Elroy
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| (...) It's interesting, but I've seen better uses. I've found that when you attach a Kanohi in an upright position, it's a little too recognizable as a face, and tends to detract from the overall look (unless it's intended to be used as a face, like (...) (20 years ago, 29-Feb-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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