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Re: Microfig Creations and Karim Nassar's Pallas Spaceworks
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Tue, 11 Apr 2000 01:38:37 GMT
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Sproaticus wrote in message <38EB618E.57BD1DC9@io.com>...
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> Wow. I agree with most everything you said, but I disagree at the same • time.
> I dunno how to verbalize it just yet. Perhaps it's that I feel "drawn" to
> model in microfig scale, and intimidated (mostly due to cost and number of
> pieces) by minifig scale. But at the same time, I can more appreciate • someone
> else's microfig scale model over a similar minifig scale one.
But what does that mean, "more appreciate it"? You mean, you like it more?
It's more inspiring?
I find it less inspiring myself, but that's mainly because of the kind of
functional details that I like occur so rarely in microfig, like cockpits,
interiors, windows, hatches, folding undercarriages, cargo bays, fighter
bays, etc.... come to think of it, I would love to see these details occur
more often in microfig (scale permitting). Actually, wouldn't these kinds of
details be a good way to distinguish microfig from nanofig? Or has this
already been established?
> > > 1. Eric Brok put it best: http://www.lugnet.com/cad/?n=1386
> > He's clearly praising minimalism in general and _not_ microfig scale in
> > particular. I'm sure that "purity, restriction, simpleness [and] • elegance"
> > can be embodied, say, in a minifig-scale droideka.... ;-)
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> Erm, read Eric's message again. :-, He's addressing both microfig scale
> *and* the four attributes you quoted. And Bonsai typically come in small
> packages. But you're absolutely right -- these design principals can be
> applied to any scale.
D'ohhh!!! Of course, Bonsai trees are small-scale trees! What WAS I laying
out in lines on the coffee table and snorting?[1]
Cheers,
Paul
LUGNET member 164
http://www.geocities.com/doctorshnub/
[1] To which LUGNET members reply, "well it SHOULD have been powdered
ABS!!!"
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