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Re: To ladder or turbolift?
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 22 Feb 2001 05:36:09 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Mark Rideout writes:
> Hey all -
> I'm seeking input on whether or not my current space craft MOC should use
> ladders or a turbolift (aka elevator) to go from level to level. Here are
> the specs (currently) of this space ship:
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> * ~100 studs long (mass part of the ship)
> * ~66 studs wide (front 1/2 of the ship is less wide than the back)
> * ~19 bricks (planned) high at the thickest area consisting of 3 levels.
> * Crew of at least 8 probably 10 with room for "non important" people
> (without rotations of crew, if rotation then 15 to 18 crew).
> * Fairly large ship with the standard amenities that should be
> in a ship of this class/size.
Hi,
I would normally say that a ship with those dimentions would be fine with
ladders or stairs. I agree with a lot of the other people saying its right
on the borderline... I normally only see a lift if the ship has 3 or more
levels, especially if they are more than 7 or 8 bricks high. A mix is good
too, like some one said. With all that said, after looking at your (very
cool) ship, it is very sleek looking, and I think that it really deserves a
lift of some sort in addition to a couple ladders or something.
cheers!
Joel Kuester
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