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Re: Giant Cruiser and MOC contest
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Wed, 17 Apr 2002 20:59:49 GMT
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Super Idea!

I was just cruising the Galactic Shipyard when I found this thread.  I
thought that it would be a great way to show off your captial ships and for
others to see them and learn techniques. I need to learn more most of all!

I have a captial ship that's sort of boxy, but I think pretty good for only
the third version and to prior planning!

SHIP STATS:
Name: Thor's Hammer
Length: 96 studs
Width: about 45-50 studs
Height: 20 bricks
Minimum/Maximum crew: 10/50

Flight deck holds 5 small/medium fighters.  Refueling and repair bays.
Siege Hanger is smaller than I had hoped, but the idea is to have a drydock
area in which to overhaul (or even build!) fighters and bombers.
Barracks holds four to eight people in rotation.
Medical bay holds two to four injured 'figs at a time.

Utility deck is smaller and houses life support, airlock, and LRDD control
station (called the "Lard" by the crew--Long Range Detection Device).

Command Deck is designed for five workers- Captain, two pilots,
communications/intelligence officer, and Navigator.

All decks are connected by an elevator (non-powered).

Called the Thor's Hammer because of an Artificial Lightning cannon on the
front of the ship.  Orbit-to-ground capable.



Sorry if I intruded on a conversation between friends, but this seemed like
a good idea to dig up again!


In lugnet.space, Bill Jackson writes:
> I was thinking that it would be fun to have an MOC contest judged in a few
> areas:  Biggest MOC, Most Well-Designed MOC, and Most Technology-Utilizing MOC
> (i.e. with motors, lights, possibly some dacta, technic, and mindstorms
> elements).  Everyone could post a link to pictures of their MOC and state the
> size (length, width, and heighth), as well as other statistics.  We would then
> judge the ships.  What does everyone think of this?

[...]lemme know what you think about
> the MOC contest.



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(...) sounds great... Havn't ever tried a big ship, though. Can anyone clue me in on about how much bricks you would need for a ship anywere from 60 to 100 studs long? Why don't we have some sort of contest? There hasn't been a space contest since I (...) (25 years ago, 19-Apr-02, to lugnet.space)

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  Giant Cruiser and MOC contest
 
I was thinking that it would be fun to have an MOC contest judged in a few areas: Biggest MOC, Most Well-Designed MOC, and Most Technology-Utilizing MOC (i.e. with motors, lights, possibly some dacta, technic, and mindstorms elements). Everyone (...) (27 years ago, 20-Dec-99, to lugnet.space)  

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