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Re: New MOC: Border Patrol gunship
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lugnet.space
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Sat, 29 Jun 2002 22:02:08 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Jordan Greer writes:
> In article <GxvJpI.E4n@lugnet.com>,
> "Alexander Zwagerman" <alexander@zwagerman.net> wrote:
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> *Snip.*
> This is a very interesting ship, Alexander. I especially enjoy the
> bulky, "You won't blast ME out of space!" feel of the vessel and the
> high level of detailing. I look forward to seeing capital-scale vessels
> constructed by you.
Thanx, still pondering on the colour scheme of it, though, because of the
limitations of my collection.
> I have a few design questions for you. First off, how are the large
> side panels that run the length of the ship connected to the hull?
There is only one side which is stuck to the hull using different pieces of
which I don't know the name used by builders (two studes on top, four
sicking out on the side, would be my description). I used ten of those and
four Technic pins. On the Gunboat I used only Technic pins to connect the
smaller quarter saucers. The side of the Sheffield which can be taken of to
open up the two lowest levels of the three-level interior is connected using
the same mechanism with which the wings of the LEGO version of the standard
Imperial Tie Fighter are connected to the cockpit, only times four. I think
the pins which stick out can be seen here:
http://www.zwagerman.net/lego/BORPAT16.jpg and here:
http://www.zwagerman.net/lego/BORPAT17.jpg. More detailed pictures of the
outside can be found on the overall page of course:
http://www.zwagerman.net/lego/borpat.html and together with the Gunboat:
http://www.zwagerman.net/lego/borpatboat.html
> Secondly, is there just open framework beneath those side panels, or
> whole walls? Anyhow, when you deconstruct that ship, it would be nice if
> you would take a few photos of the vessel to give us an overview of the
> construction methods used in its creation.
As you can see in the pictures above the inside part has one wall, onto
which the non-detachable SNOT side is detached.
Thanx for the praise. I hope you get some idea how the Sheffield works.
Alexander
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| In article <GxvJpI.E4n@lugnet.com>, "Alexander Zwagerman" <alexander@zwagerman.net> wrote: *Snip.* This is a very interesting ship, Alexander. I especially enjoy the bulky, "You won't blast ME out of space!" feel of the vessel and the high level of (...) (22 years ago, 27-Jun-02, to lugnet.space)
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