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Re: MOC: 4-6-4 Hudson
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lugnet.trains
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Mon, 29 Jul 2002 22:28:13 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Will Vale writes:
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> > (4) In addition to the shining headlight, the coal furnace actually works!
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> <snip excellent implementation details>
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> I'm really tempted to add such a feature to my Shay, especially since
> you've described it so thoroughly. Many thanks.
I spent several hours at work today drooling over your Shay. Any chance we'll
get to see a little movie clip of the mechanism working?
I'll reply more to your Shay in another post :)
> A couple of parts questions:
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> * Where did you find so many black 1x1 plates? I've spent the last few days
> searching all over my collection (which I thought was reasonably
> representative of basic parts), and they seem like gold dust.
Luckily, the mosaic set is pure bullion for 1x1s. For $30 (I think), you can
get over 2000 pieces in white, black, and greys, and you get to choose the
distribution.
> * It looks like you used black droid bodies for the cylinders mounted
> under the walkway. Is that what they are? If so, where did you find
> them in that colour?
There a great little Mission Deep Sea Alpha Team set, #4791, Sub Surface
Scooter. It comes with two Droid Bodies in black, two dark grey harpoon guns,
two black 2x4 wing pieces, two black 2x2 domes, a dark grey 2x4 (?) winch, and
a handful of other great pieces, all for $7.00. It's one of my favorite piece
sets in the current product line!
Thanks for the kind comments, Will.
-s
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| (...) Glad to be of service! (...) Good idea, although it'll be a digicam clip so not a very good framerate. Sadly the valve pistons are more for looks than authenticity - I couldn't find a way to get them to reciprocate in the opposite direction to (...) (22 years ago, 4-Aug-02, to lugnet.trains)
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| Hi Shaun, (...) That's absolutely incredible. The outline is just right, with a fantastic sense of power and presence, particularly in the low-angle pictures. And then all the details. Ah, the details. Wonderful. (...) <snip excellent implementation (...) (22 years ago, 29-Jul-02, to lugnet.trains)
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