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Framed and Glued

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The wood frame and baseboard is now ready, with the base plates individually glued. I use LEGO bricks to accurately space the base plates. After all, butting them right up against each other wouldn't create the correct spacing. The ways LEGO connect requires a .02" gap, and the easiest way to simulate the gap is to just use bigger LEGO bricks!

Everything's in place. Camera's ready on the ceiling for the movie... parts are in and ready...

Tonight we build!

Posted by Brian Korte on August 6, 2007


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