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Hmm, keep your eyes on that Jr. Marshal Hoffmann. I suspect he's really a
degenerate hippy working undercover.
Great MOC. How do you keep the evil feline invader in check, anyway? My feline
invader tends to want to chew up the softer plant pieces--not so much an issue
for the largely-paved Reich.
My favorite little detail is probably the remote drone design. Also the trans
yellow tiles around the captured dissident.
Bruce
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
>
>
> Just the pics:
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=88089>
>
>
>
> The State appreciates your sacrifice.
> -Keith
That's some hot stuff right there! I must ask, does it have more of an interior
than is shown? Interview rooms, and re-education theaters and so forth? Anyways,
some good stuff there.
- Dan Rubin
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
Rock- I remember playing that level in Quake! There I was- just about to
capture the flag, and somebody's mother pops out of nowhere and rockets me in
the...
What you say?
Those are photos of Lego, not screenshots of a CTF level?
Wow.
--
Tony Hafner
www.hafhead.com
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I am stupified.
I am near fainting.
I must reply in several parts because I can almost wrap my mind around it.
I..... oh man, damn you. That is.....*sigh.....
I'm stupified.
You magnificent Bastid.
Spotlighted!!
More, to come.... I need vitamins just to cope with how unbelieveably
increadible this is. Damn.
e
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Once again, outstanding. You have taken the ominous, walled-fortress motif to
11. This is very cool.
Ashley
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Keith, you done good. You done real good, boy.
For lack of any real interiors, you lose about 5,000 awesome points.
For drowning whores, you get 2,000 awesome points.
For trans-yellow tile piss, add another 2,000.
For skinny-legged mechs, minus 1,000.
For those darn nifty drones, plus 500.
For creating what will arguably become one of your most memorable gargantuan
constructions ever, 25,000 awesome points.
I'm not really keeping track of the total, but I'm pretty sure you win.
--Ryan W.
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
Why dont you have your own blog where you constantly keep me enjoyed with your
comedy?
Best quotes:
" Like all fascist nations, the Reich is ultimately doomed. By refusing to use
'blay' colored parts, its days are numbered. Damn you Lego!, and your 'focus
groups' of 13 year old girls that decide the fate of the company. " O snap,
BURRRN. One of the most hilarious burns ever i might add.
"giant blue flaming sword, horns, pilot with shaggy hair, effeminate voice and
oversized eyes sold seperately." Dont you have any consideration for Soren's
feelings? :]
" 3. My mom is no longer available for Bar-Mitzvahs, batchelor parties, or your
tribal "coming of age" ceremoines. Due to popular demand I've decreased her
availability and increased her fee. Sorry boys. " There goes our friday nights.
"by the time you read this caption, this project will be torn down." Even though
its sad such a great MOC has to go... still funny
" So its not the best moc I've ever built, or even the second best...its still
better than looking at another bionicle moc, or having a red-hot poker shoved
into your ear. " All bionicle MOCs arent bad, its just me, thraxis, and cajun
have all stopped building. :P
I would comment on the MOC but you already know what its kick ass. Next time i
expect a full essay of jokes, maybe some pickup lines for all of us with girl
trouble. I know you have to fend off the women.
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In lugnet.space, Daniel Rubin wrote:
> That's some hot stuff right there! I must ask, does it have more of an interior
> than is shown? Interview rooms, and re-education theaters and so forth? Anyways,
> some good stuff there.
An interior? You know who you're talking too, right?
It's hard enough for a talentless hack like Goldman to put same-colored bricks
together into walls, much less create a fully-detailed interior.
Of course, if I see this MOC in person at, say, BrickFest, I might change my
mind and upgrade it to a D-.
Derek
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
I'd just like the record to show that my mom is the hot one (first one drowning
on the left).
And as much as it pains me to say it...the design of this MOC is almost above
average. Great job!
(110010 10100110 10110001--ha ha!)
Derek
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In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> I am stupified.
Oh my goodness, there it is again! It's real. I thought it was a dream last
night. *sigh* Damn you! Look at that! I can't wait to show this to my mom.
(clicks on first pic)
*faints*
(klunk hits ground, mouse dangles from desktop..........)
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In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > I am stupified.
>
> Oh my goodness, there it is again! It's real. I thought it was a dream last
> night. *sigh* Damn you! Look at that! I can't wait to show this to my mom.
>
> (clicks on first pic)
>
> *faints*
>
> (klunk hits ground, mouse dangles from desktop..........)
(regains conciousness)
(looks up at screen, clicks "next")
*faints again*
e
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
Keith,
Such an awesome creation...maybe you should force accidents (or would those be
mishaps?) among your Reich stuff more often. (!?) Anyway, I would like to see
this in person so it's a shame it has to go (plus when could i feasibly visit
the State within the state it's in). Okay, wanted to just say excellent work.
I really love that new mech. As for the flyer, I think you should sell the
blueprints to the Jade Empire (either that or threaten them to use it) and name
it the Pudgy Wasp (in Chinese of course). I'm being serious here.
Also, as for your comment about the realm of blay, I think that this pic
<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/KGoldman/InformationRetrieval/a-leader.jpg>
evidences the fact that the Iron Reich has already paved the way (paved...get
it, stone walls. ok, i'm done) for the use of blay. Tricky organization you are.
-Andrew P. Saada
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
Sweetness! I’ve always loved your Iron Reich customs, very cool. Your are
definately a master in exterior design. I’m particularily fond of the SNOT water
and landing pads. But I still wonder about the interior.
()()() Admiral Alexander, Space Pioneers
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In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > > I am stupified.
(wakes up again, face stuck to keyboard)
(clicks "next")
Its Brickgasmic!!!!
*sigh*
(falls over and faints again)
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
>
>
> Just the pics:
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=88089>
>
>
>
> The State appreciates your sacrifice.
> -Keith
I may not be into space or mecha but I must say that work is absolutely
b**********n!!! I must also complement the photos- very well composed!
Adr.
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
Keith-
Summer plans? This looks like the sort of place where visitors go in and never
come out <g>.
It's wonderfully evil. Great job with the slanted walls, tiled floors, and rack
of marching troops.
-Ted
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In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > > In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > > > I am stupified.
>
> (wakes up again, face stuck to keyboard)
> (clicks "next")
>
> Its Brickgasmic!!!!
>
> *sigh*
>
> (falls over and faints again)
(wakes up after having a dream, a bad dream of internals of the MoIR.)
I know what the insides of that place looks like!
(clicks "next")
AHHHHHH! That's the place!!!!
*sigh* !!!
(faints again)
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In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
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Obviously... Wouldja cut it out??
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In lugnet.space, Chris Giddens wrote:
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Obviously... Wouldja cut it out??
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
Nice rooves!
Cheers,
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Sweet MOC! Yeah, I never pegged you for a crushed-velvet-jumpsuit kinda guy.
There's so few of us left! Keep the faith, my brutha.
--Dan
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*sigh*
Ok, Keith, you're just going to have to stop this! You're making the rest
of us look bad!
Oh, and BTW, you have too much grey, please send the obvious surplus to this
address: *fumbles for address book*
You also obviously have way too much time on your hands. Please get a
second job or do some community service.
There's so much that I like, but what really tickles me are the 1x1 clips
and 1x4 rods for the tops of the walls on the landing pads. Very sweet
architectural touch.
Dave
"Keith Goldman" <legomankeith@aol.com> wrote in message
news:Hzu58D.1tnJ@lugnet.com...
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
>
>
> Just the pics:
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=88089>
>
>
>
> The State appreciates your sacrifice.
> -Keith
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
>
>
> Just the pics:
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=88089>
>
>
>
> The State appreciates your sacrifice.
> -Keith
I found this one at work this week. My quick daily tour through brickshelf
turned into a marathon session, just looking at this one Moc. I'll probably be
fired this week (abuse of internet privilidges)...which may be what the Reich
was planning all along. :(
Great Moc, Bad Reich!
Matt
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
Keith, you did it again. But don’t be down on bley - that cold tone is much more
fascist than the old grey, (not to mention the ‘we’ve changed the colours - like
it or lump it’ implementation strategy). I look forward to a time when such
constructions are built entirely in the new colours.
I think someone in procurement needs to be sent to the reeducation camps though.
They didn’t order enough light fittings. Also, to complete the techno-industrial vibe I think it’d be
cool to string cables between the pylons.
Awesome model.
Allister
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Instead of spamming .space I thought I'd thank everyone for replying in one
generic post. Your comments are always entertaining and appreicated. And yeah,
I noticed the missing light-post, but it was too late. Thank you 5 times to E,
you maginificent bastid.
-Keith
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In lugnet.space, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
> Hmm, keep your eyes on that Jr. Marshal Hoffmann. I suspect he's really a
> degenerate hippy working undercover.
Shhhhh!
-P.W.
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Ah, it’s nice to see that people have been busy in my absence.
The two massive forms
of the structure lead me to the name ‘Iron Bosom’. And, isn’t it just the sort
of place that one is closest to the state’s almost motherly embrace? Okay, maybe
it’s just the high fever I’ve been in the past few days... Nevertheless, I
persist. It’s empty inside, right? So maybe ‘Iron Brassiere’ is more fitting?
But, seriously, why does your work leave me feeling hollow?
Peace and underthings,
Professor Whateverly
PS. Well done as always, Keith.
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In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > > In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > > > In lugnet.space, Eric Sophie wrote:
> > > > > I am stupified.
Eric....take my hand, and repeat after me...
"I MUST STEP AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER...."
"My rainbow bots are coming to rescue me... Jama is doing the best he can to hit
the power button on my laptop..."
Granted, MoIF is cool...but all things in moderation, ok, Eric? ;)
-Scott Lyttle
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In lugnet.space, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
> Hmm, keep your eyes on that Jr. Marshal Hoffmann. I suspect he's really a
> degenerate hippy working undercover.
How did I miss this post?
Oh wait, its because i AM a degenerate hippy. hehehe
-lenme
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> When making your summer travel plans, don't forget the Reich.
>
>
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
>
>
> Just the pics:
>
> <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=88089>
>
>
>
> The State appreciates your sacrifice.
> -Keith
The angles....THE ANGLES!!
How you think on such a macro scale amazes....it has all the hallmarks of a
clean, smaller creation, yet is a tabletop filler. So ubercool.
All the things the other folks have said, but one more....da boat, man...da
boat! A great little detail that give the building scale and somethin to play
with. A fine ship indeed.
I never knew you were a sauciere?
Great build as per usual Keith.
Cheers,
-G
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
As usual, thanks for building and for posting! It’s so detailed, so smooth, so
well executed it almost doesn’t look like Lego. I wish I could be the Iron
Reich’s mech subcontractor, but I doubt the State would be trusting enough to
outsource that kind of thing. I think my favorite little details are the little
refueling outlets with covers on the snotted landing pad. Lugnet surfers
appreciate your sacrifice!
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> Eric....take my hand, and repeat after me...
>
> "I MUST STEP AWAY FROM THE COMPUTER...."
> "My rainbow bots are coming to rescue me... Jama is doing the best he can to hit
> the power button on my laptop..."
Attention viewers, the role of Captain Killjoy will now be played by Scott
Lyttle. You remind me of one of those guys in football who jumps on the pile
after the guy is down, and the play is dead.
>
> Granted, MoIF is cool...but all things in moderation, ok, Eric? ;)
If you want moderation...stick to .western, .trains or .underground, E adds some
badly needed color to this site. Even if he was a little over the top in his
posting, I think he's earned some lattitude. Thanks for your vigilance against
Eric, the secret cabal who seem to delight in disparaging him will doubtless
promote you to full membership. Scott...Take my hand and repeat after me... "I
must unclench".
-Keith
follow up to .geek, cause after all, we're all geeks here.
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> Attention viewers, the role of Captain Killjoy will now be played by Scott
> Lyttle. You remind me of one of those guys in football who jumps on the pile
> after the guy is down, and the play is dead.
>
>
> If you want moderation...stick to .western, .trains or .underground, E adds some badly needed color to this site. Even if he was a little over the top in his posting, I think he's earned some lattitude. Thanks for your vigilance against
> Eric, the secret cabal who seem to delight in disparaging him will doubtless
> promote you to full membership. Scott...Take my hand and repeat after me... "I
> must unclench".
>
> -Keith
Badly needed color? you talking about the multi-color bots? ;) Eric is a good
friend of mine, I was just trying to keep him sane (although, that might be a
moot point...)
I've been to Eric's place, and that room he's got for Lego building isn't too
big...fainting one too many times isn't good, as one too many faints and he
might fall out the window--and he doesn't live too close to the ground! Just
trying to keep the great mecha builder alive as best I can from 800 miles
away...;)
As for the guy jumping in on the pile...well, since I use a personal e-mail
address, and personal e-mail addresses are blocked at work, I can only approve
when I get home, which is usually after 7 PM in the evening--or later, hence the
reasons most of my posts tend to appear at night.
It was meant in good fun, I guess my humor didn't carry through very well...
Scott "Captain Killjoy" Lyttle
(hm..now you've given me an idea...wonder if 3vil is accepting applications...
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Oooooo. I like it! The last bastion of hope for original gray. All the little
details that seem to be your best trademark just wow me. I especially like the
boat. It's very simple, yet deadly efficient, just like the Iron Reich. And
the "manly men marching off to do manly things," such as retrieving information
from those who don't want to give it (dang hippies), very nice indeed. I even
see Jr. Marshall Hoffman is...enjoying his stay. Over all, very perfectly done.
Chris McNamee
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In lugnet.space, Keith Goldman wrote:
> Pics with annoying banter:
>
> <http://mocpages.com/moc.php/4387>
The smack just adds to it. I'm about half way down, marveling at the scale &
the scene, the kitty attack, the requisite drowning hoo---
Oh.
No.
You.
DIIIIIIN'T.
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