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Re: My attempt at a railway bridge
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 20 Dec 2007 20:08:02 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Jonathan Lopes wrote:
> Nice. It is nice and beefy - but not too beefy. I find a lot of technic built
> bridges to be a bit to big and clunky for my taste but this has a nice feel and
> size to it IMO.
Thanks Jonathan - I'm happy to get some feedback on it since I really was a bit
unsure lately whether this behemoth was worth all the time and effort. But maybe
I will finally get it finished (with all the fine-tuning that is) to show it on
a suitable event here in Germany. It's certainly way too large to take it
someplace else...
> I wish TLG made sand blue/sand green/teal technic bricks. That would be sweet.
> In my neck of the woods these types of bridges are typically painted in a muted,
> sand like color, if not gray.
Actually, sand red and dark gray would have matched the original colors quite
well.
As for teal, I find I've acquired a couple of old Cybermaster sets just for the
parts - but I couldn't yet figure out a stable construction using these studless
technic bricks/liftarms - in terms of color it would certainly be interesting.
> Color aside, excellent bridge.
Thanks a lot,
Jerry
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| (...) Nice. It is nice and beefy - but not too beefy. I find a lot of technic built bridges to be a bit to big and clunky for my taste but this has a nice feel and size to it IMO. I wish TLG made sand blue/sand green/teal technic bricks. That would (...) (17 years ago, 20-Dec-07, to lugnet.trains)
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