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Re: Studless Technic models
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Date: 
Fri, 16 Jan 2004 17:06:40 GMT
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Hi Kevin,

"Kevin L. Clague" wrote:
Nooo, I like the studless beams. Just I don't think it's good to make
studless-only sets as they're too different and you need totally
different approach while building them, making it less
flexible/compatible.
I guess my long winded post was unneccessary......

Wimpy beams have been getting a lot of grief lately, so I guess I had pent up
energy about that.

I think this misunderstanding arose from my bad pidgin english, I should
have stressed that 'only studless' phrase.

Wimpy beams provide no new assembly problems than studly beams.  Joining two
studly beams with 6 pins is hard, exactly the same diffulty as with studless
beams.

I've recently re-built my 8479 Barcode Truck - this is a 'traditional'
set and I can bet, that taking few first steps could make you an
universal platform (chassis) to put anything on it. And it's immediately
clear even for inexperienced builder what you do.

The building of the Backhoe was completely different, it was a puzzle
for me, still rotating the model around, using all those strange new
connectors etc. I can bet if you give Barcode/Backhoe to the child with
no previous Technic experience he could build from Barcode something
much more faster than from Backhoe.

Even one good reason for studded beams - one can mix them with other
kinds of Lego, studless are less flexible IMO.

bye,
--
Jindroush <jindroush@nospam.seznam.nospam.cz>
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(...) Hi Jindrich, Thanks for your open minded responses. <snip> (...) I guess my long winded post was unneccessary...... Wimpy beams have been getting a lot of grief lately, so I guess I had pent up energy about that. Wimpy beams provide no new (...) (21 years ago, 16-Jan-04, to lugnet.technic)

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