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I think I figured it out!
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lugnet.starwars
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Date:
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Mon, 29 Nov 1999 13:13:25 GMT
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Well I have been messing around with getting 2
mini-figs side by side in a space only 6 studs
wide!
The first fix:
Take a Landspeeder,
Remove the 4x6 tan plate and windshield
Take the 4 red 1x2 tiles with thin walls off
Put 4 1x2 tall thin wall pieces on
Put the seats back in with the figs
Well the first time I tried this, I put it
together quickly then posted a response to
someone! Well, I really didn't pay a whole lot of
attention to it! I throw it together and that was
it! Well, I admit I was wrong! I didn't see it
but, with that fix the 1x2 tall thin wall pieces
actully hit the minifigs shoulders making the thin
pieces seem to miss the hands by a hair! Needless
to say the shoulders hitting the thin wall pieces
of slightly, also!
However, as said above I have been working on it
again and found that it will work if you flip the
arms of fig up! If we are talking about the falcon
it should work cause there are controls on the!
ceiling! Or they could be stretching after a long
ride through space!
Second fix:
1 6x6 plate,
stack 5 2x6 bricks on the back,
2 5 high doors on the sides, these came with some modle team sets,
4 tiles with one stud in the center, place these in the middle of what is
remaining
2 seats with minifigs arms flipped up,
and another 6x6 plate on top,
close doors!
With this fix they have plenty of head room and
with the arms flipped up you can close the doors
or canopy completely! Hopfully making this fix
work in the cockpit of the Falcon! But, once again this is providing that there
is enough head room
and still room enough to close the canopy with the
arms of the figs up!
Does anybody else have another idea! Or is there
something I didn't consider! Any questions,
comments! Do you think this will work?
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