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On 03/05/2018 18:46, Alain wrote:
> Le 18-05-03 à 07:30, Stephen a écrit :
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>> Bolts are generally in straight lines on girders. Although if space is
>> tight every second row can be staggered to allow spanner room.
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> The key word here is "generally". In this case, where the mechanism is
> visible, and in a time when aesthetics was more of a concern, it was not
> uncommon to add some extra bolts, or rivets, that where mostly for
> decoration.
Funnily enough, when I was writing that post. I remembered some of the
decorative wrought ironwork. I have seen in Paris.
The extra rivets were the "golden rivets", I suppose. ;-)
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Stephen
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Am 07.04.2018 um 07:26 schrieb Sven Littkowski:
> I went to DAZ 3D, and also to MakeHuman, and also to Poser 3D, as well
> as even to SketchUp. Nothing that can be used. I am condemned by the gods.
Update: DAZ 3D currently has clothes on sale labeled "Victorian", so
that should match the era; not sure if they work for the Americas though.
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Hi.
Yes, i saw them. They are better for English scenes. The 1850s Southern
USA had very different styles, and much more colorful, too. :-)
But big thanks anyway! It is the spirit that counts! :-)
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