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Trying to identify a curved piece
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Abraham Friedman
A friend asked me some questions about this MOC and I was able to answer most of them but I can't identify what the curved "bows" are that make up the circular body. It looks like they are clipped to what I'm guessing is rigid tubing and all the bows I know of don't have a clip and it looks like the "clip" is part of the piece. Maybe this is a new piece that I just haven't seen (I'm way behind in building newer sets).
Anybody know the piece and part number?  Abe |
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https://brickset.com/article/49856/review-75278-d-o This review goes into how that is constructed, essentially the tubing is looped through Technic bricks and then the regular slopes are attached on top
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From: Wamalug@Wamalug.groups.io <Wamalug@Wamalug.groups.io> on behalf of Abraham Friedman <abraham.friedman@...>
Sent: Thursday, May 14, 2020 5:25:18 PM To: Wamalug@Wamalug.groups.io <Wamalug@Wamalug.groups.io> Subject: [WamalugPublic] Trying to identify a curved piece A friend asked me some questions about this MOC and I was able to answer most of them but I can't identify what the curved "bows" are that make up the circular body. It looks like they are clipped to what I'm guessing is rigid tubing and all the bows I
know of don't have a clip and it looks like the "clip" is part of the piece. Maybe this is a new piece that I just haven't seen (I'm way behind in building newer sets). Anybody know the piece and part number?  Abe |
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Abraham Friedman
Thanks, that solves the mystery. I thought it was a single piece but it’s really a 4x1 curved plate with a technic 2x1 brick with 2 holes..
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Appreciate the help. I was mystified. Abe
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