Title: TOPLESS : The Art of Building between the Studs
1Tile or Plate Located between Enough Studs
The Art of building between the studs
2Tile or Plate Between Studs
Introduction
- Existing building techniques
- SNOT / Schleim
- Studs not on top
- AZMEP
- Aus zwei mach eins Plättchen
- halfstud offset
- Round 1x1 or Technic Bush between 4 studs
3Tile or Plate Between Studs
Introduction
- Tile or plate placed verticaly between studs
- or, for a good acronym
- Tile or Plate Located between Enough Studs
gt TOPLESs
4Tile or Plate Between Studs
Illustration
P-LESs
T-LESs
5Tile or Plate Between Studs
Illustration
- Appearance in official sets 311, 609, 613...
6Tile or Plate Between Studs
Examples of simple use
- Coal staithes (Stuart Jones)
7Tile or Plate Between Studs
Examples of simple use
8Tile or Plate Between Studs
Examples of simple use
9Tile or Plate Between Studs
First constatations
- Not really solid
- Problem plates dont
- fit perfectly because of the studs
- prefer tiles
- or use an offset of a half stud
P-LESs space of 0.51mm
T-LESs OK
10Tile or Plate Between Studs
First constatations
- Problem of curve of the plates
- Important curve for P-LESs
- Slight curve for T-LESs
- gt Solution prefer the tiles, or thicken the
support
11Tile or Plate Between Studs
Examples seen at 1000SteineLand
- Peaks of the cathedral (Juergen et Ingo Bramigk)
12Tile or Plate Between Studs
Examples seen at 1000SteineLand
- Jambs of windows (Sven Moritz Hein)
13Tile or Plate Between Studs
Examples seen at 1000SteineLand
- Double T beam (Michel Brachmond)
14Tile or Plate Between Studs
A piece of geometry
- Combination with SNOT, use of the ratio 52
15Tile or Plate Between Studs
A piece of geometry
Bracket 1/2 plate
1 tile 1 bracket take place between the 2 parts
16Tile or Plate Between Studs
A piece of geometry
- Application of TOPLESs to a wagon
17Tile or Plate Between Studs
A piece of geometry
- A particular way to fix elements
Problem How to fix the wind-screen ?
18Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
- Origin of my work on this building method
- Reconstitution of a traditionnal footbrige of
french train stations - Constraints resemblance with the original, size
of the construction
19Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
- Too big
- 14 stairs -gt
- 28 studs
- No space between
- the bars of the fence
20Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
- Solution use plates for
- thin bars
- How to fix these plates ?
- Verticaly between
- the studs !
- Avantages
- we can fix the next stair on
- the bar
- we keep a small size
- Drawbacks fragile !
21Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
- How to consolidate ?
- We have a vertical plate on the middle of a plate
- gt half-plate offset
- Useful bricks 1x1 with headlight, bracket...
22Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
- The solution
- headlight bracket using SNOT
- repetitive motif
- but not perfect (P-LESs)
23Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
TOPLESs
TOPLESs
SNOT
AZMEP
24Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
25Tile or Plate Between Studs
Origin a footbridge for a train station
- Details of the footbridge
26Tile or Plate Between Studs
Conclusion
- Old technique but under-used
- Fragile
- A good addition to SNOT
- A lot of applications