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Finally,
here's another overall view. This time you can see some of the lights we used
for the final photograph. Yes, I know it's not very professional-looking. As a
final (though invisible in the finished picture) ea=xample of SNOT, notice the
vertical green baseplate behind the far wall. This is there to stop the light
on the right shining through the doorway at the top of the model. It is fixed
on with yet another technique: A couple of 1x4 bricks are fixed on the
baseplate, and their studs fit into the holes in a long Technic beam which
clips onto the top of the wall.This
staircase and arch was fixed to the wall in the same way. Here I've pulled it
away from the wall and turned it round. Of course the stair/arch construction
itself is pretty SNOTty. I'm not entirely happy with the way we did this, but
it was the best we could manage. We usedThe
same 1/2-pins-and-beams trick was used to fix this vertical railing to the
wall. Here I've pulled it off so that you can see
Escher Images
Escher Images
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Escher Images
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