I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
David
Looking at set images for sets containing this old tree I see that they are placed
on baseplates covering a 2x2 studs area so it seems that their bases are indeed
the same size as 3471.
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
David
Looking at set images for sets containing this old tree I see that they are placed
on baseplates covering a 2x2 studs area so it seems that their bases are indeed
the same size as 3471.
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
I don’t have this one in particular but it’s LEGO, so I would say yes, they are
supposed to fit.
I have “granulated” ones (below), the have a tube (or struts for the bush), and
they fit… more or less tightly.
But then, it’s not the same plastic as modern parts and 3471 can also be capricious…
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
I'm guessing that any of the old trees that have "hollow base" in
their descriptions would either work or not work the same as the example I mentioned.
If the older style base does go onto 2X2 studs, is it meant to, or does it have
a too-loose or too-tight connection?
David
I used to have these "2 dimensional" trees back in the late 1960s. As
far as I can remember, yes, they did fit on 2x2 studs. I also remember they tended
to be quite fragile and easily broke off the base.
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