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Re: Steamed Onions
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lugnet.adventurers
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Tue, 16 Nov 2004 19:21:11 GMT
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In lugnet.adventurers, Kevin Heckel wrote:
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I mean Big Ugly Rock
Pieces. And the equation works for me, btw.
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Ahaa!
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That depends a lot on how well youve sorted your collection, but yes, rare
parts, and parts you dont have are of course easier to add digitally ;-)
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Yes, I do need to get to that whole sorting ordeal one day..
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You mean... that you havent sorted your lego?!! Right! OK, really: How have you
sorted it?
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I never did use MLCAD much, I always wanted to use parts that werent
rendered yet :P
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Who knows, those parts can be modelled by now, so thats not an excuse :-p
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You got me there.
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Yes and were still waiting for someone to model those oniondomes... Somebody
who really likes them - like you ;-) Thats always a good way to make a part
more popular.
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The only de-laming thats possible is the fact that the ones building
successfully with them raises in our esteem, but that dont rub off on the
part. A lame part can never ever be de-lamed, thats my opinion.
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What if the lame part ends up being integral in a MOC trend? (Like the Pod
craze, but those dome parts werent lame in the first place.)
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Nope, it still ends up in the lame box after youve used it a few times, and if
Im not mistaken, the pod craze started before the podsets (and ended before I
really got started with lugnet). Still, It wouldve taken off again if TLC had
made them better (like without strapholders at the sides and in more transparent
colours: Why havent they made a trans red or yellow to go with the black
podparts?
But about those oniondomes, Ive become so curious that I have to buy a couple
now, given the chance, and then make a few models with them (that I cant finish
in MLCAD) before they end up in the lamebox and itll all be your fault. Grr!
;-)
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Im sure Ive gotten more than 300 parts in a bag (mmm, corner slopes), you
know, when Im not getting trees or somesuch.
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What kind of corner slopes?? Im with you on the trees (although I wont
touch them sold by volume!!) the only slopes we got is those nice curved 1x6
ones in black and white.
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Red 2x2 45 degree slope bricks. I got over a hundred. As for trees, I worked
it out, and by volume (in a bag) I was able to beat the Shop at Home price on
them by about 1/3, not including shipping (or gas to get to the outlet:P) The
trick is to interlock the buggers. And, of course, fill the gaps with
transparent red 1x1 tiles or something ghastly like that.
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It is different offers, definitely, it wouldve been nice to have both kinds
here in Copenhagen, I wouldnt mind a couple of bags of trans red tiles
(all
ruby spacecraft, maybe with chrome backing for brilliance mmmh!)
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Ooh. I will definitely have to ask about that. Maybe if I could plunder the
pertinent bits of the Adventurers sets, I wouldnt have to wait for onion
domes in the mail...
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I asked them today, and it was a kind of experiment they didnt know if would
continue, so I dont if itll hit the states... Anyways, its about time we get
some cheap lego over here, and you guys have had your chance to buy the sets
already ;-)
Cheers NB
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| (...) I mean Big Ugly (URL) Rock> Pieces. And the equation works for me, btw. (...) Yes, I do need to get to that whole sorting ordeal one day.. (...) You got me there. (...) What if the lame part ends up being integral in a MOC trend? (Like the Pod (...) (20 years ago, 12-Nov-04, to lugnet.adventurers, FTX)
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