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NO LEGOS HARMED Was: 10 Starship Designs
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Date: 
Wed, 12 Jul 2000 18:48:43 GMT
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Since it seems a matter of great concern to some of us, let me reiterate once
more NO LEGO was harmed, cut or chopped by me to make any creation, not now or
in the future.  (Though when I was younger I was guilty of biting the
sideburns off of minifig hair to change the look and breaking the ends off of
space guns to make smaller, more normal looking guns.)

Chuck,

  Once you free your mind of all that you cannot do, you'll be surprised by
what you can do.  The programs you create your models in, I use LDraw/LEdit
(to create), MLCAD (to view from all angles), L3Lab (to create POV files) and
POV render the finished creation, allow you the freedom to make just about
anything you want, limited only by your patience and imagination.  I can't
believe that I'm first person to see that you can do these things with these
programs, I've only been using them about a month and only figured out POV in
the last week and a half to two weeks.

                 Jamal Coleman

In lugnet.build, Chuck Sommerville writes:
In lugnet.build, Scott Edward Sanburn writes:
.. they don't have the
bumps on them. Is there something else, or is that it? I think the ships are
nice, even though they don't have the bumps on them.


I was referring to how the cylinder merges with the sloped pieces in the
middle of this model: HeavyThreat.jpg

http://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=8451

I know of no Lego pieces that fit together in this way.  If there are,  I
wanted to know the details of which pieces they are.  I also noticed that the
renderings have the gaps between the pieces removed, so it is difficult to
tell what the other pieces are as well. All in all, very nice models, but
difficult to understand the construction.

-Chuck



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  Re: NO LEGOS HARMED Was: 10 Starship Designs
 
(...) It's not hard to figure out how you did it, but I think most people view LDraw (and associated programs) as being ways of documenting things you can actually, physically do. In other words, having two Lego elements in LDraw occupying the same (...) (24 years ago, 12-Jul-00, to lugnet.build)
  Rendering impossible to build models
 
(...) I am well aware of what POV can render. I have been modeling in POV for years, long before I discoved tools for creating dat files and converting them to POV. Although your models are very cool looking, They appear to not be buildable out of (...) (24 years ago, 12-Jul-00, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)

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  Re: 10 Starship Designs
 
(...) I was referring to how the cylinder merges with the sloped pieces in the middle of this model: HeavyThreat.jpg (URL) know of no Lego pieces that fit together in this way. If there are, I wanted to know the details of which pieces they are. I (...) (24 years ago, 12-Jul-00, to lugnet.build)

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