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Re: How to build the Sighthound's hatch. Was: [Re: Sighthound Recon: MOC for non-violent space contest]
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 6 May 2001 15:34:38 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Todd Trotter writes:
> In lugnet.space, Marc Nelson, Jr. writes:
> > I've been staring at that animation for 30 minutes know and I still can't
> > figure out how that amazing hatch works!
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> Marc, I've posted some directions on how to build the Sighthound's hatch.
> http://www.lugco.com/todd/sighthound/hatch.html
The thing that makes this model so extra-special, IMHO,
is the presentation. That you're extremely responsive
about it (as evidenced above) only enhances my positive
evaluation of it--kudos for kindly sharing the trade secret!
(Wait a second, we're all in the trade, so it may still
*be* a secret...hmmm.)
> > I am so fascinated by this because it seems to me to be the hatch to end all
> > hatches.
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> That's nice of you to say, but I don't think so. It might work for some
> people and it may not work for others. I hope that it is of use to someone,
> though. : )
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> I think it will lend itself well to modification.
Very much so! I think it may in fact make it into my landers,
in a modified form--especially with friction pegs substituted
for the non-friction variety (or did you use friction in the
originals?) That is, without a doubt, the neatest hatch-cum-
ramp I've ever seen.
best
LFB
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