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Re: Question for large-scale builders...
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Mon, 2 Apr 2001 22:54:57 GMT
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My 5+ foot star destroyer relies on a honeycomb-like structure and 3 partial
keels for strength. Almost every piece in the hull is structural since it
interlocks with those around it and distributes the load. It's taking a
real-long time to finish it, but it will be strong enough for one person to
pick it up amidships and not too heavy.
"James Brown" <galliard@shades-of-night.com> wrote in message
news:GB69Gt.DBz@lugnet.com...
> How do you deal with model flexing?
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> I'm working on a 6' ship right now, and would like to be able to support • it
> from a single point, but I don't think I can without having the ship look
> like it was left in the sun too long. :(
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> Anyone have suggestions?
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> James
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