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In lugnet.space, John Ladasky wrote:
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I’ve had the Sunfish built since early 2002, but no one outside of our home
has seen it until I put up the pictures on Brickshelf, about a week ago. I
think that means that it qualifies as a new model, per the GA’s requirements?
If anyone wants to email me, please note that, even after you edit out
Lugnet’s spam trap, the word “spam” will still exist in my VALID email
address. Thanks!
Cheers,
John Ladasky
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wonderful. you should sell those as kits.
-paul
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In lugnet.space, Paul B Hartzog wrote:
> wonderful. you should sell those as kits.
> -paul
Gosh, Paul, do you like it that much? Thanks!
Perhaps if some other people expressed some interest, I might consider doing a
run of kits. But I was actually planning to do an exploded view and give the
design away on Brickshelf. It doesn't have that much non-standard construction,
though it was enough to frustrate my attempt to render it in MLCAD.
I can think of some improvements I'd like to make. I'd like to add an
instrument panel in the cockpit. It seems a bit plain with only the joystick.
Space is really tight, though. Also, when a model is this small, I like to
render it in multiple color schemes. The ball joints, the Bionicle feet, and
the 1x3 inverted slope bricks are only available in a limited range of colors.
I can do one with a black body and a tan racing stripe.
Cheers,
John Ladasky
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