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Re: Are there any Honor Harrington fans here?
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Mon, 26 Nov 2001 23:01:40 GMT
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After seeing the books, I have to admit the graphics of the ships did lack
some of the elegance I expected, but oh well... :)
On Basilisk Station is the first book of the series, and it continues as
follows:
The Honor of the Queen
The Short Victorious War
Field of Dishonor
Flag in Exile
Honor Among Enemies
In Enemy Hands
Echoes of Honor
Ashes of Victory
IMHO, the first five are the best, but that's just me.
Happy reading :)
Kenneth Tam
GA 826 Squadron
http://www.members.home.com/ga826squadron/Main.html
In lugnet.space, Aaron Sneary writes:
> I didn't realize these were published books. I found them online for my Palm
> Peanut Reader. They are great, and the graphic of the impeller wedge is what I
> imagined only a GREAT deal larger. I imagined the ships a bit more beautiful,
> since they are described as such. The book I am reading is set at Basilisk
> station. Where am I in the series?
>
> Aaron
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> In lugnet.space, Andrew Summersgill writes:
> > I was just wondering if anyone here is also a fan of the Honor Harrington
> > series of books by David Weber and if anyone has ever built one of the ships
> > from the series from LEGO?
> >
> > From the official diagrams in the books and at the link below, the ships are
> > rather "plain" I guess, and they tend to follow a set design no matter how
> > large (something to do with the physics of Hyperspace travel I think) but
> > they have a certain appeal - to me at least. The largest ships are about
> > 2km in length, so a Minifig scale is out of the question - but if you had
> > enough white pieces I think you could make a sizeable and detailed Microfig
> > ship? I haven't tried...
> >
> > Anyway, in case anyone is wondering what the capital ships look like, this
> > is the site of the official illustrator of the series...(apparently):
> >
> > http://people.we.mediaone.net/cptruss/RMN.html
> >
> > Andrew.
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