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Re: More comments on Ben's LEGO Millennium Falcon
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Wed, 19 May 1999 21:44:05 GMT
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Ben Fleskes wrote in message ...

Has anyone ever done working landing gear that is linked to door panels • that
open and close as the landing gear goes up and down?  Much like modern
commercial jet aircraft.  As I detail the underside this is something I'm
thinking about.  While the landing gear fully recesses into the hull, it • would
be nice to have them covered when they are in the up position.


Hmm, I just realized that this is one of the features of my Falcon model
that I don't have any good pictures of!  When the landing gear are retracted
on my model, there are panels that cover the spaces.  However, mine are
manually operated--you open the hatch, fold out the landing gear, then close
the hatch, leaving a smooth, closed surface in both the opened and closed
positions.  The only picture that even remotely shows the landing gear (and
only the front one at that) is this one--
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/9639/falcon14.jpg

Perhaps I'll photograph this area in more detail someday.

:Derek



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  Re: More comments on Ben's LEGO Millennium Falcon
 
(...) This would depend greatly on the mechanism you have built for the Landing Gear. There are several types of such mechanisms... rotating, sliding, rotating-cam, telescoping, etc. It seems that the MF really couldn't make use of rotating or (...) (26 years ago, 19-May-99, to lugnet.starwars)

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  More comments on Ben's LEGO Millennium Falcon
 
Thanks Mookie for the kind words and too everyone else as well. To answer Mookie's questions: The Millennium Falcon is about 62 studs in diameter. Not counting the upper and lower quad cannon, it is 12 2/3 bricks thick. The interior rooms and (...) (26 years ago, 18-May-99, to lugnet.starwars)

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