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Re: Return of overhead monitors!
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lugnet.starwars
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Tue, 28 Nov 2000 20:57:34 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Eric Joslin writes:
> > I know clones aren't generally well-liked, but the semi-mythical male:male
> > connector plate by MegaBloks or TYCO can turn a regular upright computer
> > screen into an inverse, sort of. And you have to tolerate the clone's
> > presence, of course...
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> We'll start with the fact that I detest clones. I know not everyone feels >that way, but I don't like to use them.
Well, you're part of the "Eric" contingent, and we all know what trouble
that is...
> Apart from that, though, there's a fairly simple LEGO solution... the 'L'
> shaped plate (the one with a 2x2 area on both sides of the bend) will change
> the orientation of either kind of monitor, and is easily used in most cases.
That's pretty cool. If you have the space to implement it, it would work
very nicely. In a smaller design, the Technic 1/2 pins (whatever they're
called) could be inserted in the underside of the slope brick and then stuck
upside-down into the ceiling. Lots and lots of options, now that I think of it.
> Still not a substitute for just plain ol' having the piece, though.
Nuff said!
Dave!
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| (...) We'll start with the fact that I detest clones. I know not everyone feels that way, but I don't like to use them. Apart from that, though, there's a fairly simple LEGO solution... the 'L' shaped plate (the one with a 2x2 area on both sides of (...) (24 years ago, 28-Nov-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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