Teulisch wrote: interesting, but not quite what i was thinking of. i was think more 'walls closing in' like a vice. one wall section would be indented, and a moving wall with a handle on the backside (possibly made to look like a screw, or else as a lumber support) is pushed to make the wall slide ...

Just a word: AWESOME!!!!

Teulisch wrote: a 'crushing wall' trap would be cool too. just modify a 6" straight corridor piece to have an indent in one wall, and have a piece that can slide down into that slot, then be pushed forward to crush against the far wall. you could have a couple different trap pieces- normal wal...

Great setup!!! Omg..that armillary sphere/astrolabium is amazing!! Where does it come from?

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biowizard wrote: ^RIGOR^, very cool idea! If you have not done so already, you might have a blast reading about Richen`s cool project: http://www.dwarvenforge.com/forum?func=view&catid=3&id=45090 and mine: http://www.dwarvenforge.com/forum?func=view&catid=3&id=45895 They are both re...

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Stefan wrote: Rigor, Very Kool! Indeed this might push the limits of casting without warpage...more because of the 6"x 6" piece that the smaller circular one...i will bring it up with my factory...it is too kool not to try...I wonder if it might work better if there was no hole and maybe ...

Stefan wrote:

RIGOR,

Those are awesome trap designs! Especially like the swinging blade trap...simple and effective...



Any chance to have them produced?

Stefan wrote: Rigor, Love your beautiful drawings...I might have finally been convinced for more than a 45 degree angle...it might go well with a set that includes the larger 4" curves and a "sharp corner"...now that we have more collectors it might sell well enough....Advanced build...