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Re: Building habits
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lugnet.build
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Wed, 28 Mar 2001 21:12:05 GMT
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Well, I build stuff then keep them built as long as posible untill I need
the parts for a new MOC. I often just take off the parts I need, leaving the
model all messed up so I eventually just go ahead and disassemble the rest.
I currently only have 2 of the models on my site still built due to the fact
that most of my parts are in my 2 current models (both are very large). I
imagine that when I am over building withdrawel after I finish these 2 I'll
tear them apart to make new stuff...
--Kyle
High Velocity LEGO: http://hvl.cjb.net
Keppler Industries: http://ki.hvl.cjb.net
In lugnet.starwars, Joel Jacobsen writes:
> After looking once more at Dan Jassim's latest minifig carrier, a question
> came to mind I wanted to ask him but it could also be posed to everyone.
> Just to satisfy my curiousity, of course. :)
>
> (To Dan) Did you have to tear down your original carrier to start this one?
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> (To everyone) Do you keep models built until you have no choice but to tear
> them down for parts, or do you treat them like models - they're built and
> stay built and work around that to make new creations?
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> Build, photograph and tear down to build anew.
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> - or -
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> Build, photograph and keep it built till the parts are needed?
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> And if you do tear it down to build new, do you tear it ALL down or just
> snitch the parts needed and leave the rest built till the next part is needed?
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> --
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> I have found myself building till I run out of bricks and then trying to
> scrounge up something else that works rather than cannibalize currently
> built MOC's.
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> I think I tend to do this because I remember how much time was put into them.
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> And usually I find that I tend to try and keep them together as long as
> possible, even when stealing bits off of them - if it's not a key piece that
> would destroy the whole thing just to get to.
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> Jus' wonderin'... :)
>
> Joel J
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