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Re: Recent Mecha Thoughts
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Tue, 8 Jan 2002 03:23:35 GMT
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> Another thing I've noticed is some people don't even no what to make of
> mecha. I've had a woman refer to my innocent valkyrie as a "monster or
> whatever it is". :(
Ya, my mom refers to anything I make (mecha-wise) as a "goomer". And Shiri
just gives me crap about it. :-) Women just don't get it. ;-)
> Now let me take this opportunity to state why mecha is the bestest. First
> of all I think there is a lot of innovation in this group. People using
> pieces and methods in ways you may never see in castle or trains(no offense
> i like these too). Individuals really pushing the limit of what is possible
> with this little brick from denmark.
I thought about this for a bit, and first I didn't agree with the "most
innovative" thing. But now, thinking about it, yeah. You're right. I'd
have to say that this is the most parts-innovative bunch around. We use
things that things aren't used for. Examples of this include Mladen's guns
'n' rifles as headgear and detail and such, along with a lot of things from
a lot of others. I also like castle; I'm first and foremost a castlehead.
But it's 90% studs up over there. When I build a mecha, I have a chance to
use parts and do things I never would think of for anything else. Like the
Battle Droid bodies. I only realized the potential of these *great* pieces
when I started building small scale mecha.
> Second, we are a very prolific group. Tons of new creations coming out
> constantly. There's always eye candy to look at.
I'd say we rival, if not surpass the themed groups for the sheer number of
creations. Always something new to learn and look at.
> Third, I think the stuff that comes out of here is very creative. I'll let
> that statement stand in it's own stark simplicty.
Agreed, wholeheartedly.
-Chris
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| (...) I agree with Steve some people just aren't into it. I'll stereotype a bit and and say the demographic that ain't into it is a bit older. Is there anybody in the .mecha group that's over 35? I doubt it. Another thing I've noticed is some people (...) (23 years ago, 8-Jan-02, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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