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Re: What have I been up to? Zero Four
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Thu, 10 May 2001 22:57:48 GMT
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> Actually all of my gundams represent advancing levels of technology
> rather than the mass production of the same design.
> I typically don't take models apart until the designs become sufficiently
> obsolete and unlikely to survive in battle against newer ones. The size is
> simply determined by minifig scale and my attention span.
> But as origami mecha demonstrate, it really doesn't matter how large
> a model is. It's the imagination that goes into the construction that makes
> it enjoyable.
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> "K"
I absolutely agree with you there, it is the imagination that makes building
with Legos fun. I will try to do everything in my power to make as many of
your Gundams sufficiently obsolete and unlikely to survive in battle against
newer Gundams so you can incorporate their parts in you upcoming units as well.
My reasoning is simple: I want to see an all powerful HUGE Lego Gundam and it
will take me until Summer 2002 (approximately) until I accumulate enough pieces
to do the job myself. Therefore plan B, motivate you to do it for me :). If
you combine all (or most) of your Legos together in one Gundam the result will
be unparalleled to anything seen on Lugnet or anywhere on the internet for that
matter!
Bobby (Neo-Oz)
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| (...) Actually all of my gundams represent advancing levels of technology rather than the mass production of the same design. I typically don't take models apart until the designs become sufficiently obsolete and unlikely to survive in battle (...) (23 years ago, 7-May-01, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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