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Purpose: Well, to bring you Lego news  my own Lego Store, then perhaps being the 9th Lego Pro, then if there is enough money, I may bring Stanley Home
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AND ONE BOWL OF VEGGIE BEEF SOUP, TO FEED THEM ALL
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« Reply #40 on: December 06, 2009, 12:46:25 pm » |
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Please excuse my double, he never does what I ask him to  
Well here we are as promised, the HYDRO POLES, they are in fact the heart of my layout, excluding the power source of course.
Without which I could not have shown you a Lego Christmas tree with lights.
The poles are spaced throughout the diorama, providing power where we choose to send it.
I used an #18 guage stranded copper wire with brown insulation for the DC conductors pole to pole, there are only 3 breaks.
The pole itself is a 3/8 wooden dowel, Lego would have taken way to long to glue for strength
Do you see metal, they are the #4 machine screws used to hold the Lego Hydro pole cross arms, you'll need to do a little drilling to make all this happen....
By the way, please excuse the cobwebs, they were really hard to build...
without further ado, here are the pics I intended to show you in the first place
 You wanna do this, it's easy, trust me and a whole lot of fun when you can look back and simply say, That's sooo cool
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