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Re: GP-35 Revisited
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 24 May 2000 14:36:29 GMT
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cmasi@cmasi.chem.tulaneSTOPSPAMMERS.edu
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Yep, that clears it up. You think the low slopes (the 4x3x1, 2x3x1, or 1x3x1)
would make a better nose. I thought you meant the 2x2x2 steep slopes.
Thanks,
Chris
Christopher Tracey wrote:
> Christopher Masi wrote:
> > I do not know what you mean; I am being dense. Could you explain a bit more.
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> On the front of the engine where there currently is a 4x4 yellow plate
> and a 2x4 yellow low slope peak brick. I used this to represent the
> pointed front of the engine. Some other people have used 2x4 slope
> bricks to represent the point. I thought that they are two steep for
> the look i was trying to get, so I used the plate method. It looks
> like a real GP-35 has a point of about 15-20 degrees, which is hard
> to model in six-wide scale.
>
> Does that clear it up any?
>
> -Chris
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