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Re: Space is fantastic......
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Date: 
Thu, 23 Sep 1999 21:15:02 GMT
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In lugnet.space, John VanZwieten writes:
> 
> Tobias Möller <tobias.moller@telia.com> wrote in message
> news:FIF5vC.M90@lugnet.com...
> > I´m so happy this newsgroup came...
> > I love space and I want to disscuss it alot, *a lot*, A LOT!
> > 
> > Futuron, M:tron, Classic, Blacktron.......
> 
> 
> 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.

I have remodeled the Beacon Tracer into a version with a lower wheel base.
Picture a red, black, & transparent chartreuse space vehicle with lunar rover
tires, the car body is a plate-height off of the ground, with a large antenna
cruising down the streets of your LEGO town. This low-ridin' Tracer uses the
container magnet from my Particle Ionizer connected to a 2x4 black plate.
The original driver is basically an unofficial member of my H:Masters
sub-group.

Anyone have an Explorien minifig torso w/"service bars" on his left and hose
down his right that they don't want?

James J.


> 
> Another project I got half-way through was an ore refinery.  Lots of pipes,
> silos, vats, and a cool control room.
> 
> 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.
> 
> What about others?
> 
> -John Van



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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. (...) (27 years ago, 22-Sep-99, to lugnet.space)

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