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| Author: | anvil [ 09-28-2013, 06:47 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Anti-warp wall toppers |
Perhaps this has been done or mentioned before, would it be possible to bash up a page or two of just the anti-warp wall triangles? I'm picturing something that fold up to be that right triangle part at the top of the wall, that is separate from the walls, to be glued to the top of the regular fold over walls to make them into the anti-warp variety. I imagine several would fit on a page, and it would allow the conversion of the flat walls to the Sturdier (and better looking, IMHO) anti-warp types. |
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| Author: | greypilgrim [ 09-28-2013, 07:51 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Anti-warp wall toppers |
Well, Anvil, if you look closer, all those support triangles have matching graphics for the wall for which they are integral. Extra triangles could be done up, but you'd have to do a separate one for each wall to match - unless you'd want a generic plain white triangle which would substantially distract from your build. I will assume you may be wanting to use these 'extra' reinforces to make the non-load bearing version of the walls into load bearing - thus saving some cardstock, which I can understand. But in my experience (albeit limited), all the TLX walls in a build don't have to be load bearers to support several (floor levels). TLX is a surprisingly rugged and durable engineering design. EDIT: [Why, oh, why do I hit the send key before the ol' brain is done thinking?] - That all said, sure it's doable. There's just *so* many different walls in each and every set. Which set(s) in particular are you the most interested in being bashed for this treatment? |
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| Author: | anvil [ 09-28-2013, 09:51 AM ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Anti-warp wall toppers |
My interest is purely aesthetic. I don't like the look of the fold overs next to the "good" ones. I was thinking a generic stone and a generic wood would probably suffice, though I can see where you're coming from. |
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