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Re: what makes us different?
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lugnet.pirates
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Thu, 10 Jul 2003 00:53:01 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Stephen Rowe wrote:
> as i have been surfing around other newsgroups, and searching brickshelf, i have
> come to the conclusion that there are very few good examples of sailing vessels
> from the era that we build for. DUH, you might say, which is true, but why is
> that so? i surf over to the space forum and in the course of a few days, one may
> read many new posts about new MOC's. in space, the main model to build is a
> spaceship, be it fighter, carrier, destroyer, etc, and there are dozens of
> examples of these on brickshelf. why are pirate fans not posting as many
> creations? (besides that the spacers have more people) are we not as creative? i
> think not. so, what makes us different from them? are ships just more difficult
> to build good examples of? are they more time consuming? what is it, and why do
> we not have as many creations floating around?
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> okay, tirade over. :-)
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> thanks
> steve
There's also the not-so-negligible oversight that Brickshelf doesn't even have a
checkbox for Pirate photos/folders/MOCs !! (Star Wars fans don't have one
either, but they just use Space)
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