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In lugnet.announce.moc, Joe Meno wrote:
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Hi all,
yes, I have been quiet...been busy with SciBrick stuff and a few other
things, but I built a shuttle for my sigfig, good ol’ .space paparazzi!
and here it is:
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and the folder:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=549950
This is a short-range shuttle used by the Paparazzi to get to those places
where there is need of a person who has a particularly nosy camera:)
SP is a freelancer by trade, and is highly regarded by some, disregarded by
others. Such is his life, tho, and he wouldn’t have it any other way!
And if you’re wondering about him having just a shuttle....there’s going to
be more. Really!
PLMKWYT!
Joe Meno
.space paparazzi!
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This is a lot of fun Joe....and I imagine more complex to build than it’s shape
tells. I often find that with all the pushing we do to ourselves here to
discover new and as yet unseen element combinations, it becomes more difficult
to build the ‘swooshers’ that got us started in the first place. This is an
excellent example...simplicity, function and a clean aesthetic.
Nice stuff!
Cheers,
-Gil
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In lugnet.space, Gil Shaw wrote:
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This is a lot of fun Joe....and I imagine more complex to build than it’s
shape tells. I often find that with all the pushing we do to ourselves here
to discover new and as yet unseen element combinations, it becomes more
difficult to build the ‘swooshers’ that got us started in the first place.
This is an excellent example...simplicity, function and a clean aesthetic.
Nice stuff!
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This was a really fun build, and one that had it’s share of interesting
problems...the interior is about a two plates short of minifig with helmet
height, for one. So it’s cramped:)
But I really love the form it ended up being, especially when the engines fell
into place. And it has a nice swoosh factor, probably the best I have done in
that respect.
Thanks for your comments!
Joe
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