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Re: The barque Dodelijk Klompschoen
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lugnet.pirates
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Sun, 12 Jun 2005 13:20:21 GMT
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Well Richie, thats certainly a big ship there.
However, one sidenote: The name should be Dodelijke Klompschoen (notice the
extra e) I am not exactly sure what the name is supposed to mean since
Klompschoen is not an existing dutch word. dodelijke means deadly,
schoen means shoe but klomp has two different meanings: Clog or
lump/slug
So the tranlation should be: Deadly Clogshoe which is quite silly or Deadly
Lumpshoe. That sounds just as bad in my opinion......
And completely off-topic:
In your Custom wide-hull thread you said that the use of more than 4 16-wide
center hullpieces makes a ship look too narrow. Well, Ive build** quite alot
of pirate ships, including one with five centerpieces and it has quite the
lengthwith proportions of a real 18th century ship.
** Since I do not own a single real LEGO piece I build solely virtual on the
computer using LDraw/LeoCAD
Unfortunately, Im still missing the virtual parts for the mast middle piece and
the 27-long rigging. When these are available I will post some images of my
ships........
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Message has 3 Replies: | | Re: The barque Dodelijke Klompschoen
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| (...) I used an online translator. The idea was 'Deadly Clog' (which is quite silly). I did mean to include a note/apology to dutch speakers in my post, but forgot to add it in all the excitement of the moment. (...) No I did not!!! What I said was (...) (19 years ago, 13-Jun-05, to lugnet.pirates, FTX)
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