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Re: a couple window ideas/ i need help with a bay window roof
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lugnet.town
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Sun, 22 Apr 2007 02:26:38 GMT
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In lugnet.town, Timothy Gould wrote:
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now for the helpppp
i am currently building the bay window pictured below. i have the window
built but i am drawing a blank for the roof because of the 45deg angles.
anyone have a solution or idea to help me out?
thanks,
ondrew
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Hi Ondrew,
Great work on the windows. Both really nice designs (as is the rest of your
layout that I’ve seen).
That roof is difficult... my only suggestion would be to use part 2450 or
part 3935 double hinged (eg. using a pneumatic-t) at 45 degrees each way.
Other than that you could try pseudo-scultping it with 1x1 slopes (although
the colour won’t work) or stepping slopes with the studs sideways to the
window...
Nothing I can think of is optimal but maybe that will inspire someone else to
a better solution.
Tim
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thanks for the ideas tim. since i’m actuly building the window in white rather
than the expencive sand blue, i might try the 1x1 slope route if no one else
comes up with a better solution.
ondrew
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| --snip-- (...) Hi Ondrew, Great work on the windows. Both really nice designs (as is the rest of your layout that I've seen). That roof is difficult... my only suggestion would be to use part 2450 or part 3935 double hinged (eg. using a pneumatic-t) (...) (18 years ago, 22-Apr-07, to lugnet.town, FTX)
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