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Re: Ships have hulls, right?
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lugnet.space
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Mon, 10 Jun 2002 18:49:37 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Gil Shaw writes:
> Yes! Please do! An amazing contraption that must be explained so the idea
> can be shamelessly 'borrowed' by myself and others!
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> In lugnet.space, Jonathan Mizner writes:
> > One question, that I bet everyone is dying to ask: how do the hulls of the
> > Armadillo split apart? Awesome MOCs....the SNOT technique on both ships is
> > incredible, just incredible.
It's actually simpler than I intended originally. There are two racks about
a central pinion, with their motion guided by the new sliding pieces (like
in the Star Wars droid carrier). A couple extra gears make it possible to
open and close the hulls from the dome on top. It's pretty straightforward,
but it looks good.
> > Can you give us some more interior shots of
> > the Armadon? And what exactly is that tiny window/cockpit screen on the
> > back of the main hull of the Armadon? Awesome MOCs!
I tried to take more pictures of the interior, but I couldn't light it well
enough. Maybe during disassembly. The window in back is mainly for show;
the crew in the engine room would get claustrophobic otherwise. :)
Thanks for the praise.
- Kenn
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| Yes! Please do! An amazing contraption that must be explained so the idea can be shamelessly 'borrowed' by myself and others! Great job on the them both...incredibly innovative features. Cheers, -G (...) (22 years ago, 10-Jun-02, to lugnet.space)
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