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Re: debriefing!
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Fri, 26 Jul 2002 19:42:42 GMT
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In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Jonathan Dallas writes:
> In lugnet.org.us.nelug, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
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> > Have you got enough room for a ship? :D
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> Definitely. We can set it up in the guest room. How big a table do you
> need for it?
The footprint is 13' x 20". That's the minimum platform space
needed. (Thus it might need a floor--the NELUG tables might not
support it, given that it weighs around 200lb.)
> > I might build a few modules,
> > if you can point me to a clearinghouse of module directions (though
> > I know the basics are 16x16 with 2 six-wide doorways in each face).
> > Any particular ones needed, corridors, rooms, etc?
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> Close, The basic size is a 16x16, but with 8 wide doors. There are also 1x2
> technic bricks located on each side (see Module Design).
Oh! Okay. Now I'm with it. Thanks for the pointer.
> On the map, I've included five 32x32 modules that need to be built (see '?'
> modules on the MAP). These modules are design to be interchangable by
> having the doorways in the same location (see Door location..). This design
> allows us to add a little mystery to the map by not knowing the exact layout
> of the ship. I only need four of these built since I've already built one.
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> MAP:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=212700
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> Door location of needed modules:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=212763
Hmmm. I might be able to build two, but that would be the
most. Any color standards I should bear in mind? Preferences?
Etc.? (And, of course, ought I bring a squad, or are we using
my Japanese sailors?)
> Since Susan and Lindsay haven't seen the modules from the last game, I would
> like to encourage everyone to put covers on there modules (simple base plate
> placed on top). This applies to any new ones as well.
Susan? If you're talking about my Susan, there's no way in Hell
she'd come to BrikWars. :) She appreciates my obsession, but
does not in any way wish to share it.
> > Also, any way I can drop something big off on the 10th? Just so
> > it's not in my backseat all weekend...
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> That's fine since no one is staying in the guest room. Will you be setting
> it up that night? :-) That way I can get a sneak peak at it. Pictures
> only do so much and I'm dying to see the details.
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> By the way, do you have a place to stay while you're in town? The guest
> room is free if you want it.
I stay in Cambridge with my NLSO. :) I can theoretically set it
up that night, depending on how much smacking around it takes in
the process of moving.
> Send me an email directly and I can send you directions.
Will do. The email LUGNET lists also works. Are you in Boston
proper?
best
LFB
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| (...) Is it really 13 feet long? It doesn't look that big in the photos. Yes I have floor space. Gog that is big. (...) I don't think sailors will fit in very well with a TL6 space ship, but it might still be funny. Currently I'm thinking of a (...) (22 years ago, 26-Jul-02, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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| (...) <snip> (...) Definitely. We can set it up in the guest room. How big a table do you need for it? (...) Close, The basic size is a 16x16, but with 8 wide doors. There are also 1x2 technic bricks located on each side (see Module Design). Module (...) (22 years ago, 26-Jul-02, to lugnet.org.us.nelug)
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