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Re: MOCs: 6-wide New York City busses
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lugnet.town
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Wed, 5 Jun 2002 13:50:46 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Tim Tosino writes:
> Cool, What did you use for the windows? Black Panels?
Actually, no, the windows are actually open holes... they're framed by 1x1
black bricks on the side, a 1x2 plate on the top, and a 1x2 tile on the
bottom. If they look "solid" in the photos, its probably just the lighting.
> Is your passenger area as detailed as the driver's seat?
Not yet. Right now the busses are mostly "hollow", but later this week I
want to add the seats in the back. I'll probably make the roof easier to
pop-off as well, so I can poke around in there.
The MCI "express" busses have traditional high-back seating, and all the
seats face forward. I may cheat the minifig scale and use the 4 stud space
for a 1-stud seat, then a 1-stud isle, and then a 2-stud seat. I'll have to
see what i come up with.
Near the doors, the GMC "local" busses have seating similar to a subway car,
with the backs against the wall. So I'll have to play with ideas for that too.
Sean
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The Brick Apple - New York City in Lego
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| Cool, What did you use for the windows? Black Panels? Right now I'm working on a Translink New Flyer D40LF for the VLC layout, it needs some refinement but overall I'm happy with it (It's 6 wide as well). Is your passenger area as detailed as the (...) (22 years ago, 5-Jun-02, to lugnet.town)
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