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Re: Armageddon Class Destroyer
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 25 Jul 2001 02:00:24 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Nathan Falslev writes:
> In lugnet.space, Tim Courtney writes:
> >
> > Oh no! ;-)
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> > Wow cool!! I love the design of this little (tee hee - sorry, had to) ship.
> > You packed a lot of cool detail into it! The doorways are neat, and the airlock
> > (though borrowed) is cool too. The doorways in Brandon's and my 170 stud yet
> > unfinished giant are very simliar.
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> Well, the airlock is, I agree, cool and...I liked it...and I'm not the first
> to borrow it.
> >
> >
> > Cool. I put my personal storage area under the bottom bunk...and have a separate
> > locker room.
> >
> > Just a little bit of constructive criticism - you could have saved some space by
> > stacking the bunks, and also, the shape is interesting but a bit flat on the top
> > and bottom.
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> I really felt like I wasn't getting near enough space out of the area,
> that's an area I'm still working on...I didn't even think about stacking bunks.
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> > I'd throw a tower near the rear with weapons/communications/sensors
> > on it to break up the shape, and something similar on the bottom (build a stand
> > for it, vs setting it on the floor (that's a bit harder to do with a 170 stud
> > long ship that has a structural weak point in the middle of it though, so I'll
> > see how that comes out).
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> I should have but I wanted to get it finished. I can't wait to see the
> completed 170 studer...that's way over twice as long as mine! I wish I
> either had a larger collection or wasn't afraid to 'rainbow' it.
> >
> > Very nice work! I like a lot! Especially your creative cockpit/bridge
> > windshield design :-D
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> Thanks!
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> -Nathan
> >
> > -Tim
Excellent, Nathan! I really liked the detail on the rear engineering door
and section. Also, if you wanted to, you can do like Tim suggested and add
a top and bottom tower. The towers don't have to be accessible, although a
tight jefferies tube would be way cool. Just put a "faux hatch" to access
the tower if necessary. And have it open (the tower) like a clamshell so
that you can show the guy shimmying up it. I just think it's cool to show
stuff like that. I attemped something like that in the forward inverse
"Com" tower for my frigate, but I ended up making it large enough to have
some deck space at each level. Still, it's one of my favorite features so
you may enjoy trying it to.
Overall though, I think you did a really great job, particularly for a first
one of this size. It took me 5 attempts to start getting mine built in a
way I liked, and I'm still a novice.
Well done! :^D
~Trev
Astro Lift Co.
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