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Re: New Fire Station
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lugnet.town
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Wed, 20 Jun 2001 18:41:58 GMT
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It's a combination of bothe being deliberate and coming from real life
inspiration. Growing up in the Northeast, around Boston, there aren't many
"modern" fire stations to draw inspiration from, so I go with what I have. I
do have a few, but I am thinking of redesigning them. I would like to build
a Large Modern station, Rodney Gentry has a Wonderful one on Brickshelf,
but I am lacking the peices right now, and I can't see taking apart any of
my "classic" stations for that project.
Tom D
In lugnet.town, Will Hess writes:
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> I designed a midship (http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=35938)
> because the Lego ladder is simply too short to make a decent rearmount by
> itself (in my scale) and makes one that is too long when joined end-to-end.
> From an engineering standpoint I also think that a midship mount provides
> more stability.
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> Now, about that station...very nice. It seems that St. Lego stations either
> date from the turn of the 20th century or the mid to late 1990's. Is this
> deliberate or simply a result of real-life inspiration?
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> Will
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> Bricksburg Fire Department: www.bricksburg.org
> GoB Bricksburg Depot: http://www.brickbay.com/store.asp?p=willhess
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