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Subject: 
Re: Babylon 5 Lego
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Date: 
Thu, 24 Jun 1999 04:29:44 GMT
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John VanZwieten wrote:
How many parts did you need to
use that were not from the two SW sets?

The entire grapple is Technic based so in extra.  Other than that,
I think it was just a few basic plates and bricks.

If only a few, you might consider a version that would be an
alternate model using only parts from the two sets.

My next version will be a serious attempt to build it using parts
from only those two SW sets.  If I do next extra parts, I'll try
to keep them internal (where they won't show) so one could use
spare bricks without worrying about color.

I also want to have my next version to allow the pilot pod to
detach from the engine assembly (emergency escape).

Are the wings on your Star Fury the correct angle?

I think they're REAL close (based on the various pictures I used
as a guide).  I wondered at first too, but the Starfury's wings
are not as steep as the X-Wing.

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                                                        Brett Carver
                                                        brett@sr.hp.com
                                                        (707) 577-4344



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  Re: Babylon 5 Lego
 
Brett Carver <brett@sr.hp.com> wrote in message news:377041DC.6920@sr.hp.com... (...) Quite nice, especially the use of the canopy. How many parts did you need to use that were not from the two SW sets? If only a few, you might consider a version (...) (25 years ago, 23-Jun-99, to lugnet.starwars)

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