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Re: Road tiles
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lugnet.town
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Sat, 6 Mar 2004 21:09:12 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Rob Cunningham wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a couple of questions about road tiles:
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> 1) Are these baseplates, or do they attach to other peices/baseplates - in
> other words, do they have flat undersides?
They are vacuum-formed baseplates, just like the Large Green Baseplate and
Extra-Large Grey Baseplate. The road surface is painted on a studless section.
> 2) What dimensions (in bumps, preferably) are these peices? 32 bumpers per
> side squares?
32 studs per side, just like the Large Green Baseplate.
> 3) Are there any shapes, such as diagonal roads, other than the four on
> the "Baseplates and Road Plates" page linked to from here:
> http://shop.lego.com/tab.asp?t=7
The only other significantly different shapes that I'm aware of are a
service/raceway plate that has a partial third lane on one side (like a pit
stop), and a roughly circular or octagonal landing pad with 9-wide shoulders
that are somewhat triangular in shape. There are basic road baseplates that
have shoulder/sidewalk sections that are 6-wide, 7-wide, 8-wide, and 9-wide
depending on how big you want your lanes. Beyond that, it's all just
plastic/paint color variations (unless you want the DUPLO roadplate...). The
ones that are currently being sold are 6-stud shoulders, with dark-grey paint on
green baseplates. You can check out images of nearly every type here:
http://www.peeron.com/inv/catpic/save/236736940
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