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Re: 4 Years of BrickCommander!
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Sun, 11 Apr 2004 03:52:42 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Burkhard Schloemer wrote:
> This is SO amazing. Four years of Brick Commander (aka LEGO Mechcommander)! That
> doesn't just mean four years of simply having been around, no, it means four
> incredibly busy years of creating and releasing tons (make that TONS!) of models
> on a regular schedule. Please allow me for a moment to be utterly impressed and
> pleased with myself ;)
>
> Ah umm, ok now. So, obviously I was quite in a need of something special for
> right this occasion. How about a huge LEGO Dropship? Or an even bigger and even
> more impressive LEGO palace? Or maybe a LEGO XXXX?
> Hehe sorry, I had to X-out that last idea in order to save it for later ... ;)
MMM, Minifig scale Lego dropship *drool*
> I decided on rather doing a special BattleMech. Something really spectacular and
> unheard of, you know. I had this "Mechwarrior: Dark Age" figure of a Project
> Phoenix Warhammer IIC sitting near my screen since the "MW:DA" expansion "Liao
> Incursion" came out, challenging me to build it. It was one of the best new
> designs so far, and it even was a unique fig for my favorite faction! The
> sculptor did a really good job on it too, down to duplicating the Mech's
> slightly awkward pose from the Technical Readout's artwork. In fact that's
> exactly the 'Mech that held the pole position on my TO DO list. But so far I had
> always chickened out when it came to pick a new model to do. Until a couple of
> days ago, when I finally started building the WH IIC with images of a great
> future LEGO model in mind (and a certain deadline not to cross, as well).
>
> http://www.brickcommander.com/MWDA-Warhammer2cPic.jpg
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> I suppose one could say I work best when under a bit of stress and pressure, eh?
> :)
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> 4 years, wow. Well, that kind of occasion is also always a great opportunity to
> thank my visitors for their ... well, for their visits of course. Special thanks
> anyway go to those who contributed with their feedback in keeping me interested
> and motivated, thus helping big time in keeping this site going on and on.
> Thanks to all three of you! ;)
4 Years only?? It seems like your site has been around longer. Seems like it is
one of the only constantly updated lego mech sites out there. I see more new
mecha on brickcommander than brickshelf ;)
> I understand you're a bit tired of my chattering now and really rather want to
> get your present, right? Ok, drop by and download the dat-file, as always for
> use with MLCad or other suitable viewing software, providing you with handy,
> easy-to-use building instructions for a certain model I like to talk alot of
> recently, as you may have noticed ...
>
> You probably should know that since the WH IIC is supposed to be a unique
> dat-file it has to be quite rare, and this is why approximately seven out of
> eight downloads will fail. Sorry for the inconvenience ;)
>
> So long, and thanks for all the bricks,
>
> your "Primus" Burkhard
> Brick Commander (LEGO & BattleTech)
> Official BattleTech & Mechwarrior Fan-Site
> http://www.BrickCommander.com
Also, on another note, your new mw4 catapult rocks. It has to be one of my
favorite models of yours so far! I look forward to many more updates on your
site :D
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