Building from
Set # 6A only
by Chad Bunnell
Sometimes e-mail brings the most surprising news. We all know how difficult it is to build an interesting building from set # 6. Well, Chad Bunnell <brad.bun@prodigy.net>, a sculptor who works in bronze, bought a set # 6A because it has more stones than set # 6 and because he felt that the longer beams offered more building possibilities.
I am not sure just how to take this heresy. One must start with set # 6! There is no choice, no option. That is the way the Richter Anchor system works. Well, not for Chad.
At the end of the Anchor pictures, I have included a few pictures of his chandelier.
The open roof is somewhat of a surprise, but a very clever way of making
a large building with a limited stone inventory.
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The bronze chandelier is now in Paris.
Amazing as it seems, the entire chandelier weighs only 125 lbs (about 57
kilo).
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This 16th Century farmhouse, near Strasbourg, is owned by the person who
commissioned the chandelier.
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Arc D' Triomphe
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Strasbourg Cathedral
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A timber frame Inn
And anyone wanting to see more can go to: http://home1.nikonnet.com/servlet/com.arcsoft.LoginNew?com=arcsoftBanner&awp=index3.html&DIRECT=&USERNAME=architoyz&PASSWORD=nikoneditor_1137609986&WHO=memberguest
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