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Posted March 23, 2004 20:02 | Category: Buildings | #
These buildings were made for the BayLTC train layouts. Fellow club member Kenny Paul and I agreed on a standard for the placement of Technic pegs to connect the buildings together. However, with practice it turned out to be easier to not connect them, but to just place them next to each other.
The pegs are placed in a 1x2 Technic brick with peg hole, at the 7th and 8th studs in from the street, at the 3rd and (optionally) 8th brick heights. In addition, pegs may be placed at the rear, also at the 7th and 8th studs from the edge. The backs and sides of the buildings are incomplete because they are not visible; the rule is that from street level to the 6th stud, and everything above 12 bricks in height, must be decorated.
The tan building has a removable wall on the right side. This allows it to be a corner building or to be in the middle of a series of buildings. The removable wall features a fire escape.
Row of buildings, top view
Row of buildings, tan in front
Row of buildings, white in front
Row of buildings, shuffled
Tan building fire escape
Yellow and blue house
White building, front
White building, right side
White building, rear
White building, left side/top
Yellow and blue house, right side
Yellow and blue house, rear
Yellow and blue house, left side
Tan building, front
Tan building, left side/rear
Tan building, right side/rear
Tan building, right side removed 1
Tan building, right side removed 2
Tan building, right side removed 3
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