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Cruise ship (Was: Sorry for this taking so long, but thanks for waiting!! (pictures are up!))
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lugnet.boats
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Fri, 28 Apr 2000 23:22:14 GMT
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Fredrik:
> sparre@sys-323.risoe.dk (Jacob Sparre Andersen) writes:
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> > I suppose that the next challenge is to see how small a
> > cruise ship it possible to build, while still keeping all
> > the essential features.
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> Do you mean at minifig scale or not?
Minifig scale, but with "selective compression".
> I would agree with you that building a small model to have basically the
> same features would be an interesting challenge. Sure, building large
> models is a challenge, but compressing them while retaining the same
> level of details is even more challenging in my opinion. At least this
> applies to building technic models.
It applies to non-technic models too, even though it
probably isn't quite as difficult.
> The way the LEGO Company produces compact models with lots of
> playability and details is actually quite inspiring and noteworthy.
> While they may be off scale, they certainly show how to get the most out
> of the bricks!
Mmmm. (yes)
But <long complaint about juniorisation/>
Play well,
Jacob
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