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Re: Moonbase Module - "Purplestar" Interstellar Internet Connections
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lugnet.space, lugnet.loc.au
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Sat, 11 Jan 2003 17:30:45 GMT
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Thats a cool module you built there. I like how smooth the outside is and
how great the color scheme is. That car could fit in nicely with my Future
City vehicles. One question: where is the corridor to hook up with the other
modules? Maybe I missed it in the pics.
Jamie
www.ozbricks.com/jneufeld
In lugnet.space, Michael Dallaston writes:
> Okay, since I saw Allister put his great Tour Bus Module up, I've pulled my
> finger out and taken a few pics of my humble effort.
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=31100
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> Purplestar Interstellar Internet Connections provides speedy and reliable
> internet access for those Moonbase citizens who like putting pictures of
> their wacky Lego Creations online for all to see. Prices are good - 20
> Credits a month, plus the cost of a planetary phonecall, gets you unlimited
> hours, 50 Terabyte download (.5 Credit a gigabyte beyond that).
>
> The business employs five people - A receptionist, two call-centre girls and
> two server-admin dudes. The owner, one Jodian Rech, is usually out hopping
> from party to party in his space-car (seen in the last photo, with the
> enigmatic silhouette).
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> Some things you won't see in the photos are the string-powered lift and
> airlocks, the server (basically rows of 1x1 neon cylinders on top of each
> other), or indeed the connecting corridor. But I assure you they're there :)
>
> Michael Dallaston
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