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In lugnet.announce, Nathanael Kuipers wrote:
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Hi all,
This is my latest designerset alternate model, a little fighter of the 4098
set.
LMKWYT
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I like it. The way you’ve used the white slopes on the side of the cockpit is a
good idea. I’d like to see a minifig-scale version.
Cheers,
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In lugnet.announce, Nathanael Kuipers wrote:
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Hi all,
This is my latest designerset alternate model, a little fighter of the 4098
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WOW! very cool--i have my 4098 set (as well as my other designer sets) kept to
themselves (not integrated/sorted) into my other pieces, cause i find the piece
selection to be great for keeping limits & pushing creativity. I was able to
come up with this:
which i posted here:
http://news.lugnet.com/space/?n=30756
again, great work! you made excellent use of the pieces to get a fantastic
form/model. do you have an Lcad or MLcad file of the model?
Jeff
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In lugnet.build, Jeff Szklennik wrote:
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In lugnet.announce, Nathanael Kuipers wrote:
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Hi all,
This is my latest designerset alternate model, a little fighter of the 4098
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WOW! very cool--i have my 4098 set (as well as my other designer sets) kept
to themselves (not integrated/sorted) into my other pieces, cause i find the
piece selection to be great for keeping limits & pushing creativity. I was
able to come up with this:
which i posted here:
http://news.lugnet.com/space/?n=30756
again, great work! you made excellent use of the pieces to get a fantastic
form/model. do you have an Lcad or MLcad file of the model?
Jeff
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Thanks Jeff! I also did see your creation, which looks nice too! It seems like
we have both the same thoughts about the designersets! I have them all and also
keep the parts sorted. You may like the rest of my folder too, in which
alternate creations of the designersets are included:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=industrialdesigner
Some of them I already have put in CAD while others are still waiting to be put
in CAD, like this one. At the end I want all the creations in CAD, before I will
design new things. I’ve still a lot of ideas I want to work out....
Keep up the good work and maybe we should share ideas more often.
Cheers!
Nathanael
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In lugnet.build, Paul Baulch wrote:
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In lugnet.announce, Nathanael Kuipers wrote:
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Hi all,
This is my latest designerset alternate model, a little fighter of the 4098
set.
LMKWYT
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I like it. The way you’ve used the white slopes on the side of the cockpit is
a good idea. I’d like to see a minifig-scale version.
Cheers,
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Thanks Paul! I will keep the minifig version in mind...
This aircraft is for a mini-minifig :-p
Nathanael
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In lugnet.announce, Nathanael Kuipers wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This is my latest designerset alternate model, a little fighter of the 4098 set.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/industrialdesigner/MOC4098space/4098_jet1.jpg
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> It is dual engined and has a great manouvreability.
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> Rest of the pictures can be found here:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=71233
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> LMKWYT
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> Nathanael
The fighter looks really good. The helicopter looks very swooshable, too. The
small amounts of SNOT work really do wonders for the overall shape of these
aircraft. The tiles mounted on the sides of the helicopters almost look like
sliding doors, was this intentional? I can see this being a Coast Guard rescue
copter, that's where I'm thinking sliding doors.
John
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In lugnet.build, John Riley wrote:
> In lugnet.announce, Nathanael Kuipers wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > This is my latest designerset alternate model, a little fighter of the 4098 set.
> >
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/industrialdesigner/MOC4098space/4098_jet1.jpg
> >
> > It is dual engined and has a great manouvreability.
> >
> > Rest of the pictures can be found here:
> >
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=71233
> >
> > LMKWYT
> >
> > Nathanael
>
> The fighter looks really good. The helicopter looks very swooshable, too. The
> small amounts of SNOT work really do wonders for the overall shape of these
> aircraft. The tiles mounted on the sides of the helicopters almost look like
> sliding doors, was this intentional? I can see this being a Coast Guard rescue
> copter, that's where I'm thinking sliding doors.
>
> John
Thanks John!
No intentions for the slide looking doors on the helicopter. It's all about
imagination and suggestivity and I think it very well could have been sliding
doors of a rescue copter. :-D
Nathanael
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=71233
You've got some really nice forms there. The jet and the chopper have great
lines and look very natural. That you accomplished this within the limits
of one set's worth of pieces is that much more impressive.
-- Tom
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In lugnet.build, Tom Sciortino wrote:
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> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=71233
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> You've got some really nice forms there. The jet and the chopper have great
> lines and look very natural. That you accomplished this within the limits
> of one set's worth of pieces is that much more impressive.
>
> -- Tom
Thanks Tom!
Especially with these little sets it's quite difficult for me to get the parts
at the right place. But I like these challenges and I think it's great for
others too, because they are able to rebuild it when they posses this set.
Nathanael
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