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In lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands, Richard Marchetti writes:
> > > > http://members.bellatlantic.net/~drteeth1/images/craft001.jpg
> > > > http://members.bellatlantic.net/~drteeth1/images/craft002.jpg
> > > > http://members.bellatlantic.net/~drteeth1/images/craft003.jpg
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> Brilliant! Amazingly Amazing! Shazam!
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> Who can deny the flat-out classic space appeal of these MOCs? Answer: Nobody
> can! They SO rock!
These pics are really well done! I am impressed with how familiar and yet
how different these ships are from 'Original Space'. Well done!
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> Dave! proves decisively that only a nutter would not be buying MB stuff at
> this point in time.
Then consider me a 'nutter' I love the ships as posted above but I collect
LEGO bricks--this is my hobby--building with LEGO, not "building with blocks
that are remarkable similar to LEGO but aren't LEGO" Besides, my two
favourite things are Technic and Train--LEGO rocks in these two fields.
But I have 0 animosity for others who 'mix 'n match'--point in case the
above ships--they are *very* sweet to look at!
> I love those mostly studless wing elements. The main
> thing is that MB element design rivals, and in many cases surpasses, the
> quality of TLC element design. Check out that trans-red antenna. And many of
> the newer bricks being manufactured by MB are of extreme high quality --
> perhaps just a notch or two below TLC's slipping quality level. For some
> elements, the quality level is indistinguishable from that of TLC.
Again, others can create what they please with what they want--I'll look and
appreciate and admire.
> If you like building with bricks, you also build with clone elements.
> Simple as that. And if you cannot bring yourself to mix your sacred
> "branded" brick collection with clone elements, then at least LDraw with
> clones and enjoy the many clone options that way. Dave's clone DATs are one
> of the modern wonders of the technology age.
Totally agreed.
> -- Hop-Frog
During my LEGO expansion phase a few years back (ad in paper), I bought many
many boxes of what I thought were LEGO but on getting them home and sorting
thru them, turns out that a few pieces were Tyco or MB. These were promptly
sorted out and given to friends with their own block collections. Last
week, however, I was rebuilding my firestation and I came across a 4x10
piece that was perfect for what I needed--then I noticed that it wasn't
LEGO--*Gasp*! Well, now that piece is in the bag with the rest, ready for
the nest time I get over to my friend's house and I'm satisfied with 5 2x4's.
Yep, definitly a nutter here :)
Dave K
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| (...) Thank you very much! My first "dark age" occurred back in the 70's between the ages of 5 and 8. My reintroduction came with set 924/987, so Classic Space has naturally always been a favorite theme. (...) Again, thank you! But the punchline is (...) (22 years ago, 13-Feb-03, to lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands)
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| (...) Who can deny the flat-out classic space appeal of these MOCs? Answer: Nobody can! They SO rock! Dave! proves decisively that only a nutter would not be buying MB stuff at this point in time. I love those mostly studless wing elements. The main (...) (22 years ago, 12-Feb-03, to lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands)
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