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Re: I.S.S. Urania
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 4 Sep 2001 15:56:05 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> Rick-
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> I really do like the look of this ship and your other NEF creation--
> they have that fragile, framework look while still having a nice
> meaty core and just enough asymmetry to give them that "we *had* to
> put it there" (functionalist) feel to it. I'm halfway inclined
> to model my full-size ships in microfig first once _Experiment_
> is done!
That's what I was going for, was a NEF idea. Everything is modular and can
'break' off to form a Comunications satellite, a lifepod, etc.
> The page layout is also looking extremely nice. I can tell it's
> a work in progress (there was one incongruity in header, image,
> and text in the database section--odd because the same vessel
> was correctly "collated" everywhere else) but it's very promising.
Err, what do you mean?
> My only suggestions would be to read through the text to catch
> those annoying little typographical/grammatical nits, and to get
> that backstory filled in!
OOps!!!! ;-) My partner in crime has been off-line since he moved so the
backstory will be finished as soon as he gets back on-line. I also broke it
up into 'Eras' based on what you want to read.
> I'd also really enjoy seeing more about the technology of the ship--do you > envision reactionless drives, or artificial gravity, or...?
> (It looks like you have some kind of centrifuge there, at least on
> Daedalus.)
With this little tidbit here, They both have a rotational gravity section,
the Daedalus' Grav section is three rings, that rotate, to provide gravity.
The Urania's Grav section is a large cylindrical module near the back. The
drives are a Tiberium-infused core. Must have that imaginite material. :)
> Oh, yeah, one more thought: Naming a ship "Icarus" would be
> a very, very, very bad idea. "Do I smell...burning wax?" :D
:)
RIck
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