An idea occurred to me so InI installed LDraw to make this image:
In the left figure I used a 2x2 offset tile to get the corner to meet.
On the right figure there is 1/2 stud offset in both directions that the 2x2 tile will fit into.
I cannot find a "legal" way to loose the offset at the top and bottom.
An idea occurred to me so In installed LDraw to make this image:
In the left figure I used a 2x2 offset tile to get corner to meet.
On the right figure there is 1/2 stud offset in both directions that the 2x2 tile will fit into.
I cannot find a "legal" way to loose the offset at the top and bottom.
An idea occurred to me so I installed LDraw to make this image:
In the left figure I used a 2x2 offset tile to get the corner to meet.
On the right figure there is 1/2 stud offset in both directions that the 2x2 tile will fit into.
I cannot find a "legal" way to loose the offset at the top and bottom.
An idea occurred to me so In installed LDraw to make this image:
In the left figure I used a 2x2 offset tile to get corner to meet.
On the right figure there is 1/2 stud offset in both directions that the 2x2 tile will fit into.
I cannot find a "legal" way to loose the offset at the top and bottom.
An idea occurred to me so In installed LDraw to make this image:
An idea occurred to me so In installed LDraw to make this image:
In the left figure I used a 2x2 offset tile to get corner to meet.
On the right figure there is 1/2 stud offset in both directions that the 2x2 tile will fit into.
I cannot find a "legal" way to loose the offset at the top and bottom.
After installing LDraw this is whatAn idea occurred to me so In installed LDraw to make this image:
After installing LDraw this is what occurred to me:
An idea occurred to me so In installed LDraw to make this image:
