Experimenting with the twin arm

Once I got the Industiras off the twin bracket, I decided to have a bit of fun, and got out one of my Stanton 10 series concrete column tops; making a decent sized mini column for some quick displays of lanterns.
Twin Hyperion Bs

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Date added:	23 Apr, 2026
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Beta 5

[24 Apr, 2026 at 06:57 AM]

You can see why longer brackets were used for some lanterns, it looks like these dwarf that bracket a bit!

AngryHorse

[24 Apr, 2026 at 08:27 AM]

Yeah, these look really odd on here!

Slyspark

[24 Apr, 2026 at 01:05 PM]

Oh, I don't know, I think these look quite good

AgentHalogen_87

[24 Apr, 2026 at 03:41 PM]

I think the bigger a lantern is, the more bracket gets eaten up by the entry point too. But trust me, this one was one hell of a balancing act! There are points where certain bracket lengths look odd with certain lengths of lanterns, but I think that's more opinion based.

Beta 5

[24 Apr, 2026 at 04:16 PM]

Yes there is that too, which makes them look even shorter! Still a really cool item to have a play around with though Cool

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Experimenting with the twin arm

Once I got the Industiras off the twin bracket, I decided to have a bit of fun, and got out one of my Stanton 10 series concrete column tops; making a decent sized mini column for some quick displays of lanterns. Twin Hyperion Bs

Once I got the Industiras off the twin bracket, I decided to have a bit of fun, and got out one of my Stanton 10 series concrete column tops; making a decent sized mini column for some quick displays of lanterns.
Twin Hyperion Bs