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Re: bridge designs for big space MOCs
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 13 Feb 2000 03:31:17 GMT
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In lugnet.space "Paul Davidson" <tinman@direct.ca> wrote:
> I was wondering how some of the minifig spaceship creators here like
> designing their ship bridges. Most Lego ships only have small one-man
> cockpits, with a little computer console or some levers. My own ship under
> construction, the Nautilus (http://theforce.net/tinman/nautilus), has a
> large Star Trek-style bridge with a viewscreen, captain's chair in the
> middle, and twelve other chairs and computer stations surrounding him.
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> I was just curious as to what other design philosophies others use in design
> bridges (or maybe you don't even have a bridge!).
I designed a new bridge last night on my friend's mid-sized big gun
cruiser thingy. (Crew of >20 with lots of nooks and crannies to cram
necessary items - probably 3-4 feet long, 10 inches tall, and VERY
sturdy) It turned out really nice, but I don't have pictures
available or even the ship with me so I can LDraw it. It uses a lot
of sloped computers arranged in a unique way for the front posts, and
has some standing posts in the rear of the bridge. This bridge has 6
stations including a captain's chair and first officer's chair. If I
remember, I'll try to get pictures of it to post.
-Tim
http://www.zacktron.com
http://www.ldraw.org
AIM: timcourtne
ICQ: 23951114
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