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Re: SCLTC Sets World Record for Largest US Flag
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Tue, 19 Jul 2005 21:41:50 GMT
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In lugnet.trains.org.scltc, Ted Michon wrote:
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Very little to it, just more 2x2s (we used different colors, green in this
photo):
-Ted
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What about the curve?
How did you maintain structural integrity with many people building the moc (as
in the shape of the curve)?
From my experience with 2x2 bricks and curves they do not have a lot of clutch
power. So your building technique must have made them stronger.
When you lifted the stripes up, were they relatively strong, sturdy and stable?
How much do you estimate the flag weighs?
So it sounds like the flag is going to state at the fair grounds forever? Does
it need to be glued?
Thanks,
Brian
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| (...) Club members built the first 6 rows by working on top of a pattern (a mirror image of a stripe, turned upside down so it would not stick). The shape gets locked in as soon as there are two rows of bricks in place. We used 6 rows to increase (...) (19 years ago, 19-Jul-05, to lugnet.trains.org.scltc, FTX)
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| (...) Brian- Very little to it, just more 2x2s (we used different colors, green in this photo): (URL) The 4 3/4 inch galvanized steel poles that run through the stripes are each placed in 4x4 stud holes and are sunk 14 inches into the base made of 3 (...) (19 years ago, 19-Jul-05, to lugnet.trains.org.scltc, FTX)
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