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Re: New Stuff!
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Date: 
Mon, 10 Apr 2000 19:25:36 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Matthew Moulton writes:
Yah, it's pretty light, but the bottom is incredibly solid.  In the past I
used to try building large ships like the ones you did but whenever I tried to
pick them up...BOOM...pieces everywhere.  That's a good challenge though
trying to build one solid and stable enough without the use of any large bulk
pieces.  You had some really neat models on your page, I really liked the The
G.C.S. Phantom Shrieker,

Thanks.  It weighs about 50 pounds.

I might try building something similar at some point,
although it's probably going to be white since I'm low on black pieces and
painting can get tiresome.

PAINTING !?  (sorry I am one of those that regard painting as Lego heresy)

Well I better get back to work, I'm working on a
website design right now and trying to get things organized.  I'll let
everyone know when I get it updated.

Oh more to see. :-)


-Matthew

PS The big one is a heavy battle cruiser and it actually stores two of the
smaller ships (the ones with the neon green impulse engine and the 6 cannons
in the front) in its cargo bay area, although I may incorporate them into the
outer design of the ship so it has more storage capacity.  The back end is not
actually complete.  If you look close you'll see that the very back middle
section just has a large flat covering.  I've been thinking though that I may
try to do the same thing with the Stealth Falcon and incorporate it into the
back top section of the ship.

Sounds like you will be busy for a while.

Lord Insanity
Vist my Lego page at:
www.fortunecity.com/tattooine/sputnik/86/gc.html



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(...) Wow! That's heavy...hmmm...I've never actually weighed mine though, think I'll try doing that. Does like a normal bathroom scale work okay? (...) :) Well it's okay if you can't tell the difference. Model paint works the best, you can make em (...) (24 years ago, 10-Apr-00, to lugnet.space)

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Yah, it's pretty light, but the bottom is incredibly solid. In the past I used to try building large ships like the ones you did but whenever I tried to pick them up...BOOM...pieces everywhere. That's a good challenge though trying to build one (...) (24 years ago, 10-Apr-00, to lugnet.space)  

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