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Hey Molly
Just wanted to say that I like your stuff, some of your designs is really
interesting and unusual.
I hope you’ll get back into Lego/Space again, there’s a new forum around, CSF,
with a lot less history and mostly new people (like me) that may wish to get to
know you (Molly), and would definitly like to see new stuff from you.
Don’t be shy
Cheers NB
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In lugnet.people, Niels Bugge wrote:
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Just wanted to say that I like your stuff, some of your designs is really
interesting and unusual.
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thank you :)
I am surprised that people still like my old stuff, especially considering how
many huge and amazing space ships have come in the last few years.
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I hope you’ll get back into Lego/Space again, there’s a new forum around,
CSF, with a lot less history and mostly new people (like me) that may wish to
get to know you (Molly), and would definitly like to see new stuff from
you.
Don’t be shy
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I do appreciate the heads-up
If you mean classic-space.com it looks like a wonderful place and I will check
it out more... although I see a lot of names running that place that probably
don’t want me hanging around there too much. Its really not shyness as much as
I am honestly not interested in forcing my presence somewhere I’m not welcome.
Keep in mind that who I am is a pretty hard thing for those guys to truly accept
since they knew me for years before and I never really gave them clue of what I
was dealing with mentally. I take the fact that I haven’t seen them discussing
me at all or talked to me at all to mean they aren’t yet cool with me being who
I am. And I am comfortable giving them that space.
hehe, I said space.
Molly
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In lugnet.people, Molly Friedrich wrote:
> In lugnet.people, Niels Bugge wrote:
>
> thank you :)
>
> I am surprised that people still like my old stuff, especially considering
> how many huge and amazing space ships have come in the last few years.
>
>
> I do appreciate the heads-up
>
> If you mean classic-space.com it looks like a wonderful place and I will
> check it out more... although I see a lot of names running that place that
> probably don't want me hanging around there too much. Its really not shyness
> as much as I am honestly not interested in forcing my presence somewhere I'm
> not welcome. Keep in mind that who I am is a pretty hard thing for those guys
> to truly accept since they knew me for years before and I never really gave
> them clue of what I was dealing with mentally. I take the fact that I
> haven't seen them discussing me at all or talked to me at all to mean they
> aren't yet cool with me being who I am. And I am comfortable giving them
> that space.
>
> hehe, I said space.
>
> Molly
Molly, your building will always be legendary, it has been an inspiration for
all of us. I remember them before and it was a sad day when they dissappeared. I
help admin classic-space.com and I want to offically let you know we'd love to
have you back. Yours, mine, or anyone else's personal life really should not be
an issue. We stick to the brick and let those things which are personal be
off-topic just like how what I had for dinner is off-topic as well.
I'd love to see you back in the .space community with new MOCs someday.
--Kyle
www.classic-space.com
www.kepplah.com
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In lugnet.people, Kyle Keppler wrote:
> Molly, your building will always be legendary, it has been an inspiration for
> all of us. I remember them before and it was a sad day when they dissappeared. I
> help admin classic-space.com and I want to offically let you know we'd love to
> have you back. Yours, mine, or anyone else's personal life really should not be
> an issue. We stick to the brick and let those things which are personal be
> off-topic just like how what I had for dinner is off-topic as well.
>
> I'd love to see you back in the .space community with new MOCs someday.
Deal :)
Sounds good to me, and thank you...
also, after talking to the Grand Admiral, I think some of what I was percieving
as a cold shoulder was merely a misunderstanding of some sort between two people
going into their own respective dark ages.
anyways,
I can't wait to build something again. Its been 4 years of no Lego for me.
M
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In lugnet.people, Molly Friedrich wrote:
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In lugnet.people, Niels Bugge wrote:
I do appreciate the heads-up
If you mean classic-space.com it looks like a wonderful place and I will
check it out more... although I see a lot of names running that place that
probably don’t want me hanging around there too much. Its really not shyness
as much as I am honestly not interested in forcing my presence somewhere I’m
not welcome. Keep in mind that who I am is a pretty hard thing for those guys
to truly accept since they knew me for years before and I never really gave
them clue of what I was dealing with mentally. I take the fact that I
haven’t seen them discussing me at all or talked to me at all to mean they
aren’t yet cool with me being who I am. And I am comfortable giving them
that space.
hehe, I said space.
Molly
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Hey, don’t sell yourself short. I’ve seen people link to your MOCs more than
once on that site and never once read a bad remark of any history...only regret
that such a great builder gave up the hobby. There are some people there who
really don’t get along that well, but it never seems to be personal, only heated
opinions about each other’s building skills...or lack thereof.
I never really knew you, just your work and the name attached to it, I missed
all the drama that you’re refering to...and so did a lot of other people. And
quite frankly, not many people will really care about it. They just want to see
cool MOCs!!
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