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I'm probably gonna get flamed a little for this but here I go.
> I have five questions for you, Kyle. The first question is do you have a
> real picture available of your ship and not a picture drawn on the
computer?
His ship is oviously not a render. If Kyle had created this ship in LDraw he
would be God.
> The second question is where are the wings on your space craft? I • apologize
> for not being able to appreciate some of the larger space craft but I was
> one of those people who thought that the Star Destroyer and the Super Star
> Destroyer in the Star Wars saga resembled a hybrid of a battleship and a
> wedge of cheese.
Ok this is a really weird comment. Others have adressed your the "wing" and
friction issue so I won't touch it. Whats so strange is your comment on the
Star Destroyers. To me these ships do look like they have "wings", with
their delta shape and all. Yet you seem to be speaking negatively about
them. Ummm.
> If I was given more Legos, I would easily build five hundred stud or • longer Lego
> space craft but as my situation is right now, I am content with the Legos • I
> have built right now in my life.
If you're gonna bust in here with some weird ideas please drop the "s" off
the word Lego.
The third question is why does Legoland
> Space and Futuron/Futureworld share the same logo yet they are considered • to
> be two different systems? I believe that there is a Futuron/Futureworld I
> and a Futuron/Futureworld II as with the Space Police and Blacktron Lego
> sets.
What the heck does this have to do with this thread?
> The fourth question is why is there not an Exploriens section on the • Lugnet
> Space section? The Exploriens were part of Lego Space so I believe that
> they should have a part on the Lugnet Lego space bulletin boards.
Again not relavent to this subject.
> The fifth
> question is I am looking for a particular Lego piece that has a two stud
> width and a two stud length, is cylinderical in shape, and has fins on the
> side that suggest that these pieces were used as either motors or the • bases
> to a rocket. Do you know how I can obtain some of these pieces and the
> names of these pieces, Kyle? Thank you for helping me, Kyle.
AAAAAAA!!!! You already asked all of these questions before. Once after your
facinating mistake about a Moulton post and also just yesterday.
http://news.lugnet.com/space/?n=9292
http://news.lugnet.com/space/?n=9190
Ok most importantly, please please break apart your text into paragraphs so
that it can be viewed easier. Its not fun to have to wade through a massive
block of text. Snipping off the bulk of the quoted text from the message you
are replying to will also look a lot better.
Thanks
-Jon
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