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Re: Microscale battleship
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lugnet.boats
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Wed, 19 Jan 2005 18:49:26 GMT
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Thanks guys,
Im guessing that the military theme was the problem. I didnt start working
on it until after the other non 16-square designs had been accepted (16x16
area... wow, if you are going to have non-lego® lawyers write your rules you
could at least make sure that they are good ones ;)) There are a few thing in
the regs that are unclear, and the lack of feedback certainly doesnt help! (if
anyone KNOWS the answer, please let us know!)
Ive always mostly respected the companys stance on miltary sets... The
difference between this and Bionicle™/S-Wars/Viking raiders (look at those
hammers!)/etc etc of recent releases escapes me though!
I even made clear in the entry that this was a retired ship that had been
turned into a museum :) I mean it relies on those harbour baseplates for bart of
its structure! It isnt likely to wander off to terrorise peaceful shipping
lanes...
Good fun anyways... I want to use the half-plate shaping for minifig scale
hulls. This was a good test-bed.
Matthias
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| | Re: Microscale battleship
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| Matthias, Nice work, do you know why it was rejected?? Seems a little odd to me, as 8x32 designs have been allowed in the Lego Factory contest. And... I agree, we need more of these, I may even try my hand at one of these :) Thanks for sharing. Mark (...) (20 years ago, 19-Jan-05, to lugnet.boats, FTX)
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