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Re: June meeting pool MOCs contest ideas
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Wed, 1 Jun 2005 03:21:23 GMT
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At 12:45 AM 6/1/2005 +0000, you wrote:
> Do water and Lego bricks mix? Maybe we should try to find out! Here are a few
> contest ideas. Let me know what you think, and we'll settle on one or more of
> them and flesh them out for the June 12 IndyLUG meeting at the pool.
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> Floatation contest. Who's MOC can float the longest? Lest this be as
> exciting to
> watch as peeling paint, we'll add turbulance to the water as time goes on.
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> Best dressed. The best-looking MOC that really floats (capsizing doesn't count
> as floating).
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> Boat race! A real possibility using the new motorized boat set(s?).
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> Water-themed vignettes.
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> Capture the flag. One or more buoys will be outfitted with a Spybot infrared
> beacon and a removable "flag". The first to take the flag wins! All others
> will
> get points for surviving the contest, and for making contact with the beacon.
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> Best water toy. Construct a water toy purely from Lego parts.
Any of these sounds great, but I'd probably add a rule saying that any
floating MOC cannot use those boat hull pieces specifically designed for
floating on water (but those minifig rowboats & canoes would be ok I think)
- that'd kinda lose the challenge of making Lego MOCs float.
But speaking of those hulls, I do have an idea for those that could be
interesting if Jeremy would be willing to do it - I know he has quite a few
of those boat pieces that float. The idea would be that he provides those
boats, we each of us participating have to bring a specified # of pieces
(any kind) to build on those boats as a variation of the "best-dressed"
idea. If we did that, any of us bringing pieces should probably write up a
list of the pieces brought to simplify sorting out any pieces lost in the
water.
John
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| FLOATATION CONTEST Objective: Be the last MOC floating. Construction Rules 1. Vessel must be constructed purely from Lego parts. No clone bricks. No modified parts. 2. Certain Lego parts which have been specifically designed to float are not (...) (19 years ago, 6-Jun-05, to lugnet.org.us.indylug)
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