1wave posted this architectural detail that I thought was really nice:
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Great technique by 1wave
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1wave posted this architectural detail that I thought was really nice:
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1wave posted this architectural detail that I thought was really nice:
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Re: Great technique by 1wave
Yes, it's nice and ... useful! Thanks!
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Re: Great technique by 1wave
Very useful SNOTwork for us castle builders. So simple but so elegant.
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Re: Great technique by 1wave
Very nice. I've done this but I certainaly didn't go through all the trouble he did by actually connecting the studs! I just used a tile on tile friction connection and a technic axle in the bottom of the curved brick into the bottom of a 1x1 brick to keep it from sliding out. Great work here, some really nice tight snotwork.
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Re: Great technique by 1wave
This is a wonderful technique to create architectual elements. I have an additional suggestion to add to this technique. The BrickArms U-clip has been found to successfully attach plates in opposing stud directions. The basic idea instructions can be found here: http://forums.brickarms.com/yaf_postsm1 ... spx#158918
This would make the architectual element more secure.
This would make the architectual element more secure.
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That u-clip thing is Megablocks brilliant!
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