Berl

Hmm. I appreciate the feedback. I was playing around with this in LDD yesterday and the only thing that worked was using a 4x4 wedge plate with a notch in one end to get a straightish line. But those pieces got discontinued in 2004.

This looks almost promising but it looks like it would have trouble scaling to be 20-48 studs wide, especially if the piece you mean was https://brickset.com/parts/6173203/rotor-w-4-85-hole-no-1 ? The example in the video seems much to large to have been built with something like this perhaps? Is there a common combination of plates and hinge pieces?

Hi All, Long time builder first, time poster here with a bit of a technical question regarding construction minifig scale buildings. I wish to build a triangle shaped modular scale or 48x48 sized building but have been stumped with figuring out the brick geometry using LDD and actual bricks have failed to give me a consistently straight equilateral or isosceles type triangle shape. The only building I know was from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on2CzSVTJxc from Jangbricks on Youtube. For reference of my Lego CV : Any thoughts or remarks about triangular buildings would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Berl