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I’m usually a lurker - and a space building lurker at that - but even us lurkers
have to put up a MoC once in a while to prove we’re alive. So here it is, a
locomotive from the RPG Final Fantasy VII, I think anything else is explained in
the MoCPages post.
http://mocpages.com/moc.php/16259
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=138339
All questions, comments and concerns appreciated.
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In lugnet.trains, Derek Lim wrote:
Excellent rendition and great choice of source material. Are you going to make
the cars to go with it? They look fun to do and there’s some prime snot
opportunity in them.
Strangely enough although I’ve more than two hundred hours of my life playing
FF7 I can’t remember the train so I’m pleased you added a picture.
And that makes two fantasy trains in one week... must be a first.
Tim
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In lugnet.trains, Derek Lim wrote:
That’s some hot space station
justice right there. You’ve got me waxing nostalgic for FF7. A few criticisms:
Firstly, even though it can’t be done in such a silver, there are ways to
ameliorate the monolithic amount of black. I suggest adding some chrome-y bits
and dark gray. For instance, the big Viking ship has copper flex-tube, even though Peeron says it’s red-brown. That
would be favorite for replacing the black tubing. Also, the headlight bit as it
is now looks like it could really hurt someone. I suggest replacing that harsh
cone with this cute chrome reflector bowl
thingy. I’m a great believer in that part.
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