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Re: Large starship design thought (easier read)
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lugnet.loc.au
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Sun, 15 Dec 2002 05:09:43 GMT
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Hmmm. It didn't do *that* in the preview...
Still, this version might be easier to read.
In lugnet.loc.au, Richard Parsons writes:
> Over in http://news.lugnet.com/off-topic/clone-brands/, there's a heads up
> about a new MB line, which I won't talk about, beyond noticing that it
> includes a largish hangar, with a curved card roof. Thinking about this
> lead to some musing:
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> > The hangar roof looks like a card, which is a pity - in plastic,
> > it would be one hell of a starship hull section ;-) Mind you,
> > if Lego can use printed fabric roofing sections, I guess we're
> > allowed to use painted card. I had never thought of this before.
> > Build the ship's skeletal structure with MB (or even Lego ;-),
> > and then clad large sections of it with (perhaps curved) card,
> > attractively printed using your trusty colour printer and some
> > self adhesive labels. Too cool. I might finally be able to
> > build a decent carrier! I can think of half a dozen people who
> > might be able to use this technique to turn small collections,
> > light on for plates, into starship construction yards...
>
> As time permits, expect to see a Port Block Yards freighter on this design ;-)
Richard
Still baldly going
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