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Re: Ben's town Re: 2012 Train sets? // Wishlist
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lugnet.trains
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Thu, 10 Nov 2011 12:10:34 GMT
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> The only way I can think of is to reject the classic baseplates and start with
> the walls of buildings directly. The building could then be placed at any angle
> on a tile surface.
You could build a 2x rim underneath the walls (thus keeping the design much the
same) and use the tiles under that. As a man whose 8 year old trains still set
the standards I think you can manage it ;)
> I guess the whole impression would be more natural, when at least one building
> at any corner of the central church would be roteded by ~ 30°. I will put this
> on my to-do-list for future improvements.
Excellent.
> But I may consider to build a similar hill from real bricks to adjust it's look
> to the rest of the landscape at some point. Thanks for pointing out your
> perception of this detail.
I think that would be a great touch. A nice reference back to the past but with
a new twist.
Tim
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Message has 1 Reply: | | Re: Ben's town Re: 2012 Train sets? // Wishlist
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| (...) Sure, Tim. But thanks for the help though... ;-) (...) The winter will be long.... The focus is first on a new track layout next to the roundhouse and will next be on the naked walls around the village (plenty of space for imitation of (...) (13 years ago, 10-Nov-11, to lugnet.trains)
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| (...) Tim, you are so right with your observation. The village layout appears to be quite static with all buildings erected in right angles. However I have found no satisfying way to integrate Houses on baseplates in odd angles. This ended in very (...) (13 years ago, 10-Nov-11, to lugnet.trains)
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