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Re: The Lords of Space - PowerPoint Slide Presentation (expansion)
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 1 Feb 2001 16:37:33 GMT
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> "Trevor Pruden" <trevor_pruden@hotmail.com> wrote
> >
> > Very well done! It took a long time to download, but I liked the end result
> > because it gives a lot of publicity to a large number of people. The chosen
> > pic seclection was good, although I have only one question: You showed an
> > excellent sellection of Mark's pics, but left off some of the best stuff
> > done by people like Jon Palmer (ie: Bardiel), Tim Courtney and Brandon
> > Grifford (Mark 1 Destroyer) and Daniel Jassim (A Wing Carrier). It would
> > have been fitting to include these works of art. BUT the selection was very
> > good non-the-less. Well done! Very entertaining.
Pat answers: Well, that first PP presentation was made months before I was a
BrickShelf or LUGNET member, and thus I didn't know about the Mark I or IV
destroyers, or Daniel's carrier at all. That's one of the reasons I'm
expanding it, to include these vessels. I am glad that there's been no real
opposition to the project. Plus, you have to remember that folks like Jon
are active all the time, adding new stuff. There has to be a point where you
say, OK, it's cutoff time.
And yes, the speed (or lack thereof) downloading is a real concern. I
cannot solve this using ZIP because to my knowledge, all zip files are
automatically unzipped upon upload to BrickShelf.
> "Tim Courtney" wrote
> Yeah... I liked it a lot too! Some peoples' names I didn't recognize, and
> likewise with some MOCs.
Pat answers: True; with 29 names there were bound to be a few free agents in
there that no one had ever heard of before. Remember, this was when Kevin
Loch's search feature was still in the making, so I went through every
single member portfolio on BrickShelf seeking anything that even resembled a
spaceship (except Mechs); needless to say, this took awhile.
> "Trevor Pruden" wrote
> > PS: You have a typo- Brandon Grifford worked with on the Zacktron Mark I
> > Destroyer, not the Mark IV. I think the only release of a "mark 4" of late
> > was me. I only say this because Brandon did A LOT of really great work on
> > the Zacktron mark 1 destroyer warship (somebody please correct me if I'm
> > mistaken). I was astounded personally.
Pat answers: I appreciate the correction, and I'm not sure, given the
current format of the slideshow, how I'll tie both Brandon and Tim to the
same pic, but it'll work itself out. And now I have Trevor Pruden attached
to Mark IV.
> "Tim Courtney" wrote
> Brandon and I worked on that project about 50-50 in the end. The funny thing
> about the destroyer thing is - he and I have been making 'Destroyers' for >years. We couldn't come up with a class name in time so we just released it as
> 'destroyer mk 1.' You have been doing 'Destroyers' and publishing them for
> quite some time, and using the mark system of naming. Then....you changed
> yours over to a class name (which is what we wanted to do from the
> beginning). So, because of this we share similar size ships and naming
> conventions. Kinda funny, and though really we both came to it totally >independently, it may end up looking like we copied you :P
Pat closes: Thanks, guys, for looking at the slide presentation and taking
time to share your views. These discussions are great sources of motivation.
A couple of new things I have already begun to implement with the expanded
presentation:
- Caption under each pic showing name of the vessel
- Most ships have multiple views, so future slides will show a main view
(largest pic on slide) with two or so smaller pics showing alternate views.
Peace,
Pat
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