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In lugnet.modelteam, Tobbe Arnesson wrote:
> > Hmm, no one seem interested in my model! Not a single reply! I wonder if I have
> > it in the wrong subject or what?
>
> Nope, it was right as home!
>
> Some things that might put people off;
> - We only have so and so much time to read, study and answer to posts
> - Your model, although fine, is somewhat simple compared to some of the complex
> machinery that get's announced here. This does not mean I did not appriciate
> looking at it, but you don't get that many questions from doing so.
> - The images are CAD-renders, real photos often generate more interest for some
> reason.
> - The images are in a multitude of file formats. Please avoid .bmp since they
> have a *much* larger file size. Most browsers can't even show them so they must
> be downloaded and opened in a separate application!
>
> And do note that the folder has had some 2,700 hits since you made it - that
> says a lot!
>
> Don't let the lack of response put you off, it happens a lot I'm afraid. We get
> higher and higher expectations and "demands" on models so smaller creations that
> don't bring new challenges or unusuall solutions don't get as much response as
> they should have or used to.
>
> I usually write to say I like stuff altough it might just be a "Neat!" but
> sometimes work get the better of my OnLine time .)
Ah yes. Thank you for pointing out some of the Cons of the model in it's
current state. I would love to build it right now, but I don't have much parts
in my lego bin. And with a real model, some things are not possible. An example
would be the bottom carrier rollers. I used freestyle type rollers, but i'm
worried there might not be enough space for the studs on the wheel.
But such problems are an entire feat for me, as I do not know enough about
building to use the advantages of bricks. I would love to fit all the features
into the bulldozer, with swinging track frames at the top of the list.
As for the file size & type, thank you for pointing them out. I'll replace
them.
Chris
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