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Re: All your Yellow Pod fins belong to us - Q visits the Legomaster
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Mon, 2 Jul 2001 23:41:04 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Jesse Alan Long writes:
> In lugnet.build.mecha, Eric Sophie writes:
> > Jessie, I never counted the pcs. But your first guess is what I ussually
> > tell people. Around 25K for the Mantis, I really don't know how many
> > pcs....it would drive me insane! hahaha
> >
> > Thanks for the compliments, I used to make space craft. I hope to build
> > another one day. I often tell myself that "yiesh these things take alot of
> > pcs." Really they just take alot of the right kind of pcs. Plus if you build
> > in a scale your comfortable with, and you think you can get away with
> > building a particular design with what you got, then go for it!!
> >
> > Mad at you? why and when was I mad at you. or are you just joking about
> > suggesting that I build spaceships?
> >
> > It's cool. I was thinking that some of the parts and pcs. I have might not
> > go well with building another Mech, so I was thinking maybe adding them to a
> > Space ship would be cool. Plus I need to hang somthing interesting in one of
> > the corners in my Living room.
> >
> > Cool, you write sometimes! excellent don't give up!
> >
> > Thanks Jessie
> >
> > Eric
> >
> >
> > > The only response that I can say to you is I am completely shocked at how
> > > well you build mecha. Your Mantis and another large, six legged mecha must
> > > have taken 25,000 pieces to build separately. How many were used in your
> > > smaller mecha and your large life sized mecha? If I lived in New Jersey or
> > > New York, I would immediately learn from you in the terms of mecha but then
> > > again we could also build some really good space craft as well, especially
> > > if you are good at space craft. If you are that good with building mecha,
> > > imagine how you could build a space craft! It is quite a pity that I only
> > > have about eight to ten thousand LEGO bricks and LEGO plates. :.( If I was
> > > given more pieces, I could probably learn to build VERY impressive mecha. I
> > > love detail in my designs as well, Eric. Are you still mad at me, Eric?
> > > Jesse Long
> > > P.S. I sometimes write poetry and have tried twice (unsuccessfully) at
> > > writing a novel.
> I was not joking with you about building space craft. You really contribute
> a great amount of detail to your mecha and you could also contribute an even
> greater amount of detail to space craft.
>
> There is a note that I must tell you, Eric. Please do not, under any
> circumstances, spell my name J-E-S-S-I-E. I have had a horrible reputation
> in my town and do not need to be compared to the girl from Team Rocket on
> Pokemon (though I love the show and think it should also have a LEGO theme).
> She already has a horrible, though tragic and misguided reputation and I do
> not need to suffer that sort of reputation in my life (starts to hum The
> Guess Who song, "Behind Blue Eyes"). I know that this is the only the first
> time that you have met me but the way you spell my name is more of a female
> version of my name. I have to wrangle this issue in front of the government
> people every time that they need me for such and such a reason, for when I
> apply for a job, and for nearly any reason in my life. I hope I did not
> offend you, Eric, I just simply have a way of spelling my name and I do not
> like for my named to be mispelled so, for future reference, it is J-E-S-S-E.
> (I only wish the government people would read this mail but since they use
> Eschelon, that could not pose a problem to sneaky people but they do not
> have any business to look through my mail.)
Ooops, I did'nt realize I did that! I understand, often people mispell my
name and it drives me crazy, of course nothing like the trouble you go thru!
I got it now it's "Jesse" !!!
>
> I recalculated my guess of your Mantis model and I think that there may be
> around thirty thousand to thirty five thousand LEGO bricks and LEGO pieces
> for the Mantis model and around a quarter of a million or more LEGO bricks
> and LEGO plates for your life sized mecha. I already added a small robot to
> one of my space craft but compared to some of those space craft, it would be
> considered in a class between heavy fighter and sub capital class ships,
> though technically, it is a small destroyer space craft and so is my other
> space craft. I have trouble understanding what you mean by the sentence, 'I
> was thinking that some of the parts and pcs.' Could you please help me what
> you mean by that sentence, Eric?
I think what I was trying to say was that some of the Lego I have can be
hard to build into Robots/Mecha, so building them into a space craft is
something I had considered.
> I would love to go to New Jersey and help you build space craft but since I
> live in rural West Tennessee, that is simply not a possibility in my life
> and I believe that it would prove to be a burden for you to visit some
> apparently cocky and arrogant rookie LEGO builder that lives in the middle
> of nowhere so that they can build space craft. I have some nice three to
> twelve hundred stud long space craft in my mind but I can not travel to New
> Jersey. Perhaps after I FINALLY develop my photograph film at Wal Mart, I
> can show you some of my primitive work. I also wrote some of the vehicles
> out in blueprint form, though since it is on graph paper and the fact that I
> am not the best artist in the world, it will have to take some imagination
> in order to capture what my mind is saying to the rest of the LEGO builders
> in the LEGO universe. I hope you can come to where I live but I will have
> to figure out how to send the directions to you in a message on the account
> that I am currently using on Yahoo and if I do figure out how to send those
> instructions to you, you can at least know how to travel to where I live but
> that does not mean that you will probably come to where I live and I do not
> expect you to drop every event in your life simply to travel seven hundred
> miles to a backwoods hillbilly town such as Savannah, Tennessee, Catfish
> Capital of the World, home of the Cherry Mansion, and other claims to fame
> in this town.
> Jesse Long
Jesse, Brickfest 2001 is being held in Virginia this year I belive. So if
next year the same folks manage to have Brickfest 2002 in the same area,
that could be a good place to meet.
Also, I too have trouble getting my Ideas to paper. Some of my friends are
great illustrators and I leave all the drawing to them! I just love to build.
Oh ya, Todd is a great builder so that's cool that you asked him. I'd like
to meet him too one day.
> P.S. I already asked Andrew Todd Amacher this question and he said it
> sounded like it was a good idea so if we managed to meet, perhaps we can
> build a space craft that can transform into a mecha and it can still manage
> to impress people in either form yet prove strong and has a reasonable
> amount of firepower, agility, and speed in this space craft? I hope you and
> Todd can meet this challenge that I told you in this mesaage, Eric.
We'll see! One of the things I always wanted to do is pack all my Robots up
into my Car or a Van, then just go driving around the country and show my
Robots on tour at places all over the U.S.!!!
What are you building now. Try to get those pix of your stuff you were
talking about. Thanks again Jesse.
Eric
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?m=Legomaster
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