Notice in particular the use of two red 1x2 plates underneath the 2x2 plate, instead of simply stacking two 2x2 plates on top of each other. As far as I can tell, this is done because there are only two studs underneath, and the 1x2 plate has more grip than half a 2x2 plate. I don't think I've seen that done in any official LEGO sets that I have put together in the past.
The grip above the 1x2 plate (onto the underside of the 2x2 plate) would be the same as if two 2x2 plates were stacked, but I think the presence of the second 1x2 plate, and the fact that that is up a bit higher, makes it so that the whole bit that is added in step 45 is less likely to come off.
where 89801 is already an official and 72092 is on the PT. I like Santeri's "Minifig Trophy Cup 5L" naming scheme a lot and would like to know your opinion about. Obviously this would require a renaming of 89801. (The only problem I could see is that I have forgotten how we measure the "L" and more embarrassing - there is no documentation on our site).
I am able to rotate the camshaft with this script:
Code:
--[[Sripted by Co for NEMOOZ]]
function register()
--****************************************************************************************
-- "Dissolve" script makes parts disappear progressively from the model ("Build" inverse)
--****************************************************************************************
local ani=ldc.animation('Motor')
--Set the length of the animation in seconds
ani:setLength(10)
ani:setEvent('start', 'motorStart')
ani:setEvent('frame', 'motorFrame')
end
function motorStart()
mainSf=ldc.subfile()
end
function motorFrame()
local ani=ldc.animation.getCurrent()
local ori=ldc.matrix()
local angle=1800*ani:getFrameTime()/ani:getLength()
local ax1=mainSf:getRef('axe_motor.ldr')
ori:setRotate(angle, 1, 0, 0)
ax1:setOri(ori)
end
register()
I searched the forums and found nothing on that particular subject.
Can anyone combine
parts/195075a.dat Sticker 1.9 x 2.8 with Yellow Box and Arrow Right
parts/195075b.dat Sticker 1.9 x 2.8 with Yellow Box and Arrow Left
with 4215a Panel 1 x 4 x 3 Red so that we can make 4215pb015 and 4215pb016.
Recently used as the fender arches on the Creator Expert James Bond Aston Martin DB5 and last year's London bus. Will certainly be useful for other Creator-scale vehicles.
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![[Image: Motor_animation_view.png]](https://s33.postimg.cc/t6bhgn96n/Motor_animation_view.png)
![[Image: 98135.png]](https://img.bricklink.com/ItemImage/PN/85/98135.png)
![[Image: 24204.png]](https://img.bricklink.com/ItemImage/PN/88/24204.png)
![[Image: 13965.png]](https://img.bricklink.com/ItemImage/PN/5/13965.png)
