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In lugnet.build.schleim, Timothy Gould wrote:
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I just discovered a simple technique today for doing odd brick width SNOT,
thus getting around the 2 in the 5:2 rule. I couldn’t think of having seen it
before so maybe it is new (although it seems unlikely). Anyway, I thought I’d
share it since I think it’s quite handy, especially for six-wide train
builders.
Odd brick SNOT:
This
to give this
Apologies if I have missed someones work using this.
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That is very neat. I’ve used the ends of these brackets before in a similar way
to do tight lettering on a Caledonian Railway 4MT (2-6-4 steam engine), but I’ve
never been able to work out what to do with the 1x2 part when using the whole
4-long edge. Using the thin wall panels is a great idea.
Note that there’s enough space between inside of the brackets and the panel to
get a plate in, to secure the brackets together. (A 2x3 plate with tiles on
fits exactly in the recess of a 1x2x3 panel).
You could also repeat this to do thin striping along the side of a railway
carriage or tender, so long as you picked a colour you can get those panels in.
Jason Railton
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