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In lugnet.announce.moc, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
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As seen at BrickCon 2007:
--Bram
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Outstanding!! (When will it be released for sale...? ;-)
Definitely spotlighted!!
Minor concern: will there be any blue 1x1 sloping tiles left to buy on
Bricklink? LOL.
Greetings, Erik (long time lurker who has been viewing your MOCs for years now
;-)
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
Superb as always! I’d have preferred longer landing gear struts, but I’ve seen
some aircraft with landing gear just like your model. I absolutely loved your
solution to the landing gear doors and the animation of the landing gear deploy
is way cool.
I think the vehicle has the feel of something out of Japanese animation while
still retaining that Classic Space feel.
Jeff
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In lugnet.space, Jeff Findley wrote:
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Superb as always! I’d have preferred longer landing gear struts, but I’ve
seen some aircraft with landing gear just like your model.
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Speaking of landing gear, the A-37 Dragonfly has always impressed me with how
low to the ground it is:
Certainly shows that Bram’s ship is right on course for being like the “Tweet”
in that respect!
Of course, his MOC is better detailed than the A-37 :-)
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
Bram,
as always, only one word to describe your MOC’s.. AWESOME. I will be looking
carefully at your 1/2 slope usage for some aviation-related MOC’s that will be
going into a project I’ve been working on for a while. I’d like to know if
you’re working on a spaceport to house this and your Q-35 liner, too!
Scott
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
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As seen at BrickCon 2007:
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Wow, another awesome MOC Bram, the animated gif showing the landing retracting
explained a lot.
Thanks,
George
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
An instant classic. Pure BL. Well played!
JOHN
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Beautiful, simply beautiful!
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In lugnet.space, Jeff Findley wrote:
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Bram Lambrecht wrote:
Superb as always! I’d have preferred longer landing gear struts, but I’ve
seen some aircraft with landing gear just like your model. I absolutely
loved your solution to the landing gear doors and the animation of the
landing gear deploy is way cool.
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Although pretty, longer landing gear requires either fancier (usually weaker)
joints or bigger doors. But I’m glad people like the landing gear clips!
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I think the vehicle has the feel of something out of Japanese animation
while still retaining that Classic Space feel.
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I was heavily inspired by some photos I found of the Minerva from the anime
Crusher Joe (even though I didn’t know that’s what I was looking at), along with
Classic Space, modern jumbo-jets, and a bit of space shuttle.
--Bram
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In lugnet.space, Scott Lyttle wrote:
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as always, only one word to describe your MOC’s.. AWESOME. I will be looking
carefully at your 1/2 slope usage for some aviation-related MOC’s that will
be going into a project I’ve been working on for a while. I’d like to know
if you’re working on a spaceport to house this and your Q-35 liner, too!
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I took the Q-35 apart years ago. Besides that, my collection isn’t big enough
to build a spaceport that would do ships this scale justice.
--Bram
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I just looked at the Classic Space link and found a picture from an AN-225.
Your landing gear is very close to what that aircraft has, and it’s a *big*
plane! My brother works for a general contractor that does work at power plants
and he sent me some pictures of the AN-225 unloading some huge power plant
parts.
Your creation is a similarly impressive scale. It looks like it would be much
bigger than the US space shuttle.
Jeff
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