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Re: First-time poster, long-time lurker
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Sun, 2 Jun 2002 04:11:19 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Henry Holstein writes:
> Hi!
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> I've been reading this forum for a long time now, but until recently I never
> got around to posting anything myself. I've been a big Lego fan as long as
> I can remember. I build mostly space but occasionally some castle as well.
> Anyway, today I managed to take a few pictures of my most recent ship and I
> decided to upload them along with some pictures of much older ships I've
> made. Unfortunatly I didn't photo-document my creations very often so most
> of my works were destroyed with no record. This may be in part because I
> hardly ever "finish" a project, I just build until I get bored and/or think
> of a new idea. However I do consider the three that I do have pictures of
> to be among my best.
We were all lurkers once!
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> First and oldest, created early 1999, is my pirate cruiser (I'm not too good
> when it comes to naming my creations). This basically a big junky pirate
> cargo ship. The rear section opens up and there's lots of space inside for
> things. Also featured in the first picture is a robot-bug and a speeder.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=18222
This ship is really neat. That spider-bot robot-bug is very interesting and
looks pretty well built. I really like the big gatling gun thing in the
back half. Very cool to see that on a spaceship. Great job on this one!
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> Next is a neat-looking stealth fighter, "completed" about a year and a half
> after the pirate ship. I focused on form a lot. There's not much junk on
> the hull, mostly smooth slanted surfaces.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=18221
This one looks really nice. Great job on this one too.
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> Third is the CS Centaur. This is the biggest and most complicated ship I've
> ever built. It started as an idea I had for making a large blue
> crystal-looking thing out of space canopy pieces. The crystal-weapon looked
> so cool that I decided to build a ship around it. I spent a great deal of
> time giving detail to the interior areas as well.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=18217
Definitely saved the best for last. This ship looks amazing! The color
scheme and decorations looks really cohesive and help the look tremendously.
The landing gear looks strong and stable, great job on that. The hole
through the hull for the crystal weapon works perfectly. I looked at the
first couple of pictures and was wondering how the "beam" or whatever came
from the weapon. Thought the hull might open up or something but the tunnel
is ingenius. I would have never thought of that. I can't say enough great
stuff about this model. I don't see great form factors like this all the time.
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> I hope you enjoy my creations. Any comments, questions, compliments, and
> criticisms you have would be much appreciated.
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> -Henry
I enjoyed them greatly! And don't just lurk when you have models like this!
Great job.
-Nick
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