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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and Liandra
colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
Comrades, may I present the Ka-95
Sokolica!
Please make sure and take a tour of this vessel here, as you may not get another
chance, unless you are under fire.
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
Comrades, may I present the Ka-95
Sokolica!
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Wow! What a cool looking ship! I REALLY like the non-conventional shape and the
vector thrusters...its easy to see a few of these cricling a drop zone firing
off their weapons.
Great job!
Joe Meno
.Space Paparazzi!
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
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Red ship + battle zone = easy target.
Otherwise, this ship is pure eye candy. Lots of neat details and openy-shutty
things give me lots to look at. Thanks.
Cheers,
Allister
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
> Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
> with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
> Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
*snicker* So, um, what exactly happens when you fire off each of the 16
multi-purpose rockets? *chuckle* I'm particularly interested to see what
happens when you fire off the two in the lower inside corners... *guffaw* (You
might want to remove the clips on either side of the cockpit, there, buddy) ;P
Are you bringing this to the April meeting?
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In lugnet.space, David Laswell wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
> > Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
> > with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
> > Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
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> *snicker* So, um, what exactly happens when you fire off each of the 16
> multi-purpose rockets? *chuckle* I'm particularly interested to see what
> happens when you fire off the two in the lower inside corners... *guffaw* (You
> might want to remove the clips on either side of the cockpit, there, buddy) ;P
Unfortunately, you fail to take into account Eastern Block Missile subGuidance
System v10.2 . While to the simple mind, it would seem that a missile would
shoot out directly ahead and thus strike the clips on either side of the
cockpit. However, in reality, the moment the missile leaves its tube, the
subGuidance System takes over and re-directs the missile to the intended target,
while avoiding all friendly targets. It really is simple, actually - that is,
if you properly understand advanced Eastern Block technology, which really does
make your pathetic capitalist notion of science seem like child's play.
-Jr.Marshal Hoffman
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In lugnet.space, Allister McLaren wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
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Red ship + battle zone = easy target.
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You forget that the Sokolica has a very intricate energy shield and anti-sensor
technology that makes it very difficult to hit either with conventional weapons
or new fangled electronic locl/laser guns.
And Block scientists have found that the site of the giant red Sokolica actually
makes enemy soldier soil themselves compulsively.
:o)
-Lenny
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In lugnet.space, David Laswell wrote:
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Are you bringing this to the April meeting?
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Aye, she will be there. Along with some other stuff I got in the works. One of
which is *required* to be done by March 31st (says Jon palmer)
Rick
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
It really is too bad your troops have no weapons.
Muahahahahahahaha.
Your Lord and Master,
3GA
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
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snip
This is pretty cool. I really like the shape of your thrusters. the cockpit
looks pretty roomy, hows the troop compartment. I just built something similar
a few weeks ago (looks completely different, except that its red too) and my
troop compartment can barely fit five guys with creative seating. I think you
made good use of decorated parts here too, its not over the top.
-Dan Rubin
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In lugnet.space, Mark Sandlin wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
It really is too bad your troops have no weapons.
Muahahahahahahaha.
Your Lord and Master,
3GA
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Ah, your 3vilness, it would appear that with the Quick-Drop technology, the
troops are the payload. Perhaps its a bizarre reward system whereby each
soldier knows that they are Da Bomb.
Peace and incoming,
Professor Whateverly
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In lugnet.space, Mark Sandlin wrote:
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It really is too bad your troops have no weapons.
Your Lord and Master,
3GA
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Uh.. its a supply problem. The transport of SpaceK-47s and bread hasnt arrived
for this month.
Rick
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
Comrades, may I present the Ka-95
Sokolica!
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Looks pretty sweet. Im looking forward to seeing it in person.
Jason Spears | BrickCentral | MichLUG
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
Comrades, may I present the Ka-95
Sokolica!
Please make sure and take a tour of this vessel here, as you may not get
another chance, unless you are under fire.
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Cool ship, Rick. I like the missle arrays and the pivoting engines.
Nicely done.
Later,
Todd Amacher
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In lugnet.space, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
> Unfortunately, you fail to take into account Eastern Block Missile
> subGuidance System v10.2 . While to the simple mind, it would seem that a
> missile would shoot out directly ahead and thus strike the clips on either
> side of the cockpit. However, in reality, the moment the missile leaves its
> tube, the subGuidance System takes over and re-directs the missile to the
> intended target, while avoiding all friendly targets. It really is simple,
Wouldn't it be simpler to have them all rack to the outside of the launch bays,
thus avoiding that situation altogether?
> actually - that is, if you properly understand advanced Eastern Block
> technology, which really does make your pathetic capitalist notion of
> science seem like child's play.
Dude, you're talking to the man who put an outdoor pool on the moon. And
invented Fleebnork-proof helmets (still working on a bodysuit, but...). I'm
well-versed in the practical aplication of Cartoon Physics, which was invented
by capitalists.
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In lugnet.space, Mark Sandlin wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
It really is too bad your troops have no weapons.
Muahahahahahahaha.
Your Lord and Master,
3GA
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Oh my. LOL. I spy easy pickings for 3vil.
--Ryan W.
(who is still not decided in his loyalties between PCS and 3vil)
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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Greetings comrades of the Eastern Block. If you have been on the front lines
with our recent actions to liberate the poor peoples of the Tollan and
Liandra colonies, you may have seen this ship buzzing through the skies!
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Very sexy. I was a fan of the CV-12 Badger,
but I like this even more! Retractable landing gear would have been a nice
touch... but not a big thing. Well done!
Cheers,
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In lugnet.space, Paul Baulch wrote:
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Very sexy. I was a fan of the CV-12 Badger, but I like this even more! Retractable landing gear would have been
a nice touch... but not a big thing. Well done!
Cheers,
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Shhhhhhhhh. Thats on the later versions. this is the base model!
Thanks for feedback. ;)
Rick
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