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Curved Wall
Curved Wall
Can you Guess How Many Pieces make up the bottom layer of this ring?
20 votes. 1,397 visitors. 12 reviews.


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Answer: 84

I think that if I stressed this a bit more, the minimum level of bricks would be 80 for a full circle. It is much easier to make a half or quarter circle stressed.



These are regular 1x2 bricks with no mods.





By the Way, I'm still waiting on some tiles to finish the Castle Frankenstein.







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(from Uk)
April 28, 2008

meh, we've seen it all before, yet it still amazes us all
Me
April 25, 2008

Dude for real..... Yet another POINTLESS MOC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! build something that has a point to look at. A RING???????? try a lot harder!!
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(from The Order of Mata nui)
April 21, 2008

Great job! There are definatelly lots of uses for that! I really wish that I had enough pieces to do that. I was thinking the exact thing Chris (2 reviews below me) was! Anyways, great job.
David
(from USA)
April 3, 2008

64 I like the simplicity - very elegant
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(from Chicago-ish)
April 2, 2008

ONE RING TO RULE THEM ALL... opps sorry, wrong moc. Thanks for showing us how to do that. 84 huh, do you realize that that is exactly double the answer to life, the universe and everything... think about it. Later ~ Chris.
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(from Outer Rim)
April 2, 2008

I've often wondered how to make these kind of circles, thanks for showing!
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(from Mark Kelso)
April 2, 2008

I've seen this done a good bit, but it's nice to have someone focus specifically on the technique for others to see it done and consider it's uses. I'm curious to know the diameter of the circle?
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(from Kamino)
April 2, 2008

Very interesting design, I'm still gawking and wondering how you did that. For that, you get a 5/5.
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(from Rogue Sword Command Base)
April 2, 2008

Cool idea! I've always wanted to try something like this, but I just didn't think it would work.
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(from Belgium )
April 2, 2008

if you add a 1x1 round brick after each 1x2 brick you can make any shape, check out the city walls of this moc http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/42860
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(from Earth)
April 2, 2008

Well, i think i now know how to make rings outta lego.
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April 1, 2008

are those just regular 1x2's or are they bent? either way looks cool, kinda like the halo ring thingy



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