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Re: MOCs: 6-wide New York City busses
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Fri, 7 Jun 2002 16:08:54 GMT
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> I was wondering if they were in minifig scale or compatability.
No, not really. They're mostly built to compare with my 4-wide cars. (I
have some taxicabs and other city vehicles.) I'm worried that they'll look
out-of-scale with my buildings, since the busses are almost a full baseplate
long. (I think they're about 28 studs...) I was planning on making a
cityscape with a bit more "scaled down" look to it so that I could get more
detail into a smaller space. Eg, build a brownstone 10 studs wide instead
of 16. But that would make the bus look too big. *shrug* I guess I'll have
to see how things turn out.
> I'm planning out a regional transit system based on our
> own local buses but the width factor (4 minifig butts, aisle
> and walls) fling it out of proportion.
Well, if you think about the math, a regular Lego car only sits 1 person
across instead of 2. I guess, then, it's okay if you make a bus that sits 2
across instead of 4. That 2x ratio always gets me... for example, the bus
front door: because the people are twice as wide as they would be relative
to a real bus, it makes the door wider, and the front wheel looks like it's
back too far.
Well, I guess that's all just part of the "cute" factor of lego structures. :)
Sean
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| (...) That's some more voodoo brikin there from you. I was wondering if they were in minifig scale or compatability. I'm planning out a regional transit system based on our own local buses but the width factor (4 minifig butts, aisle and walls) (...) (22 years ago, 5-Jun-02, to lugnet.town)
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