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Re: BLAST debut
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Thu, 29 Mar 2001 04:00:46 GMT
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> Oh my. Talk about making a grand entrance, Jay..... that is a quality site.
> The attention to detail and time put into it is obvious.
Thanks Joel, it did take me a while to create BLAST, but that is mostly
because it is my first website, so there was the inevitable learning curve.
> I LOVE the Armadillo. I've been wondering how to make a good version of
> Elemental battle armor from Battletech. It looks like you've got a perfect
> rendition.
The Armadillo seems to be another popular design, which is interesting,
considering is simplicity. I have to say I don’t think I'm familiar with the
Elemental battle armor from Battletech of which you refer. So unless my
subconscious is at work, the Armadillo's resemblance is coincidence.
> The Raven's legs are awesome. Sadly, the black doesn't show the details all
> that well, but what I can see is amazing. You definately have a knack for
> this stuff!
I am pretty proud of the Raven, especially considering it is a couple of
years old. The legs are nothing more then technic connector pieces with
robot arm and minifig axes added to resemble pistons and junk.
Black Lego is interesting when it comes to photos. As you said it does not
reveal detail very well, but that very fact also tends to hide gaps, studs
and holes that are inherent to Lego, so I kind of like it.
> The Hunter is a great concept, too. I know it's just how the links hang, but
> the way they sag between the drive gears really looks good to me. :)
I can only take credit for the look of the Hunter, the actual concept of a
robotic anti-tank weapon was developed by the U.S. military.
> The Maiden is awesome! I actually prefer it over the Super-Maiden. I like
> the hoses on the arms and even the 'original' leg design..
Well what can I say, I am glad you liked the Maiden, I did too, which is why
I reworked It into the Super-Maiden. Personally I prefer the Super over the
Maiden but hey, to each his own.
> There's just too much to refer to, but it's all great stuff.
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> As for impressions of the site, nagivation was initially confusing as far as
> trying to find the pictures, but it wasn't that big of a deal all in all.
I plan on address that.
> Only one other problem, here... you've created yourself some expectation..
> we want more!! :)
Well, I hope to live up to that expectation.
> Excellent way to de-lurk, Jay. Welcome to .space!
Thanks Joel.
> Joel J
> http://home.columbus.rr.com/jacobsen/html/Main/lego%20creations.htm
I checked out your site and I was particularly impressed with the AT-ST and
the AT-AT, but as I have said before I am partial to mecha, no matter what
kind. But I also liked your F-4U Corsair, as a kid this was may favorite
W.W.II fighter. You have done and excellent job of capturing its likeness
and retractable landing gear? great!
Jay
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