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Re: Ross Neal's ISCC Contest entry: BN EMD GP-50
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 21 Nov 2002 16:57:27 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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> In lugnet.trains, Frank Filz writes:
> > John wrote:
> > > > Think it was worth the effort. Great (and at least for me completely new)
> > > > idea!
> > >
> > > I'm sure there is a LEGO set that sticks 1x1 round plates up in an arch. Funny
> > > thing is that he was just playing around when he did it!
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> > There's at least one (two?), 6376 Breezeway Cafe and 10037 Breezeway
> > Cafe,
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> I'd call it "one and a half" :-)
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> > seen here in the instructions:
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> > http://library.brickshelf.com/scans/6000/6376/6376-06.html
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> Good find. Any others, anyone?
I don't quite consider it a "find" since I remembered specifically what
set it was based on my recollection of building it (several years ago, I
haven't cracked my Legends versions yet).
> But I would posit that those were done for the lighting effect rather than
> for the keystone arch simulation as John did (which, by the way, is REALLY
> neat.... gonna have to crib it.)
True, but John did say: "I'm sure there is a LEGO set that sticks 1x1
round plates up in an arch." which is exactly what this set does. The
key of course is the idea of sticking studs into the underside of the
arch. Another good use of the technique would be as a tunnel roof to
save use of arches.
Frank
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| (...) I'd call it "one and a half" :-) (...) But I would posit that those were done for the lighting effect rather than for the keystone arch simulation as John did (which, by the way, is REALLY neat.... gonna have to crib it.) (22 years ago, 20-Nov-02, to lugnet.trains)
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