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Re: Marvin the Paranoid Android
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lugnet.build
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Tue, 3 May 2005 19:58:45 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Derek Schin wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
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Maybe I should have added that I didn’t have the parts to do him in white
(he’s not silver in the movie) and that Marvin was the inspiration. I never
work to make my MOCs look exactly like something else because I think thats
not very fun or creative.
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Ah, but here’s where you’re wrong, Mr. Poopy-pants. Building a MOC that is
an exact replica of something else is the hardest thing to do and (usually)
requires the most creative and cunning use of bricks. Making a great
representation of something is definitely the true mark of a master.
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Once again you expose yourself as an fool, Mr.Schin. Something that is “the
hardest thing to do” and requiring “cunning use of bricks” is usually not very
much fun. All this and that I am hardly a “master” by any sense of the word.
Therefore you prove me correct. Hahaha. I laugh at you and your now obvious
sense of embarassment.
But ya, I didn’t mean to demean people who do movie-realistic models.. I just
don’t do it. And by ‘not very creative’ - I was refering to the act of limiting
your creation to an exact detail of the model at hand - as opposed to allowing
yourself free range of shapes and solutions that you get from being just
‘inspired by.’ (read=without limitation)
-Lenny
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| (...) I could swear you just said "spacers have it easy compared to those who model things grounded in reality"... But maybe I misread??? (20 years ago, 3-May-05, to lugnet.build, FTX)
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