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Re: I realized I want Star Wars!
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lugnet.starwars
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Sun, 23 Jul 2000 20:13:02 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, George Haberberger writes:
> Thanks, this is exactly what I meant, without the extra 1 stud rounds, the
> Landspeeder just sits there looking grounded. With two in the centerline, it
> appears to "float" a plate width high, and even wobbles a little.
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> TLC rectified this with the Flash Speeder, providing a few of the 2x2 rounded
> bottom pieces (also seen in 6441 and other boats) to amke the Flash Speeder
> "float".
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> George
I think the LandSpeeder floats higher than that. What I use is a 2x2 brick -
I've got some transparent ones from old Lego sets, but you could just pick a
colour to match the shelf you sit it on. You have to put it on the
centreline, exactly below the two seats.
Similarly, for the SnowSpeeder, you need a 2x3 brick to balance it. Place it
on the centreline again, with the back pair of studs just ovelapping the rear
cross-member.
Both of these will balance the model, however far you tip it.
Jason.
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| (...) Thanks, this is exactly what I meant, without the extra 1 stud rounds, the Landspeeder just sits there looking grounded. With two in the centerline, it appears to "float" a plate width high, and even wobbles a little. TLC rectified this with (...) (24 years ago, 13-Jul-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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