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Re: Christmas Technic
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 26 Dec 2007 02:38:06 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, C. L. GunningCook wrote:
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> I did, I got the bulldozer as well.
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> Looking forward to opening it.
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> Janey "Red Brick"
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> P.S. Happy Holidays to everyone on LUGnet
I've decided to jack in building for tonight as it's getting late and I was
starting to make mistakes. I finished book 2 and made a small start on three.
I think I've done myself a mischief though as I now have a strange pain in my
side, probably nothing though. Today I learnt it's not a good idea to build for
over an hour on the living room floor as knees and other bits don't like it.
Luckily for the rest I managed to commandeer the dining room table.
I feel I now have a slightly improved understanding of the whole studless
building paradyme, but I still think it's inferior to normal methods. Studless
seems to necessitate "overlayering", whereby assemblies you might want to pull
apart or modify are buried too deeply within the structure.
I got the tracks on. I like the way that book two leaves you with a finished
tractor minus blade and ripper, allowing you to modify from their, into for
instance a tractor dozer for a pull scraper, just add tow hitch.
Anyway I drove it across the table and over the as yet unused bits and it
performed really well. I would have preferred a lower gearing to give a more
prototypical slow speed, but I realise this is a toy, and is designed for
entertaining kids. Maybe I'll be able to get a 36 tooth gear in somewhere, but
that will involve more study.
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| (...) I did, I got the bulldozer as well. Looking forward to opening it. Janey "Red Brick" P.S. Happy Holidays to everyone on LUGnet (17 years ago, 25-Dec-07, to lugnet.technic)
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