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In lugnet.announce.moc, Chris Giddens wrote:
Chris,
Beautiful! I really don’t quite know what I can say to do it justice except to
drool.
One question about your staff - wouldn’t the ship also benefit from having a
physician aboard?
-Jeff
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Simply Awsome! A wonderful MOC... and an incredible use of the hockey
pieces(?)... This has a wonderful over all ‘complete feel’ to it which really
makes the MOC. The colour scheme is also great. I particularly like the shape
(though it is so different from my customary castles I can’t comment in depth ;
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God Bless,
Nathan
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Todd wrote:
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Simply Awsome! A wonderful MOC... and an incredible use of the hockey
pieces(?)
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I think they’re from one of the snow boarding sets. I saw the same pieces being
cleverly used in the Moonbase at BrickFest this year, too. Very smart! Chris is
my hero!
“LEGOS!”
-Greg
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In lugnet.space, Greg Hyland wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Todd wrote:
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Simply Awsome! A wonderful MOC... and an incredible use of the hockey
pieces(?)
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I think they’re from one of the snow boarding sets. I saw the same pieces
being cleverly used in the Moonbase at BrickFest this year, too. Very smart!
Chris is my hero!
“LEGOS!”
-Greg
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That is the more common source... I forgot...
Thanks and God Bless,
Nathan
Visit my brickshelf gallery:
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Chris Giddens wrote:
I love...everything! There isn’t a single part of that ship, inside or out,
that’s not perfectly done. As usual your original use of pieces is astounding.
I particularly like the R2-D2 leg as a light over the desk (at least I think
that’s what it’s supposed to be). Also, excellent use of clear panel windows on
the front of the craft--it’s hard to do that with a curve and still make it look
airtight.
David “Fuzzy” Gregory
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Chris Giddens wrote:
Wow, flat out wow. That’s an amazing ship. Beautiful shape and great details.
From the outside, I was beginning to wonder how patients could enter
comfortably, and then a whole delivery system becomes clear. Neat.
Kenn
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This kind of reminds me of a turkey drumstick...a PCS ship done Henry the VIII
style. Maybe you could gesticulate or smite with it at the next Brickfest like
the Space monarch that you are. As somone who has accused you in the past of
repetition, I can honestly say that you have achieved a unique design without
loosing the patented PCS recepe of 12 herbs and spices. Great ship Chris.
-Keith
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OH MY Goodness! That rocks! WOW!
Lot’s to look at and innovation to boot! Well done!
e
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