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Re: bridge designs for big space MOCs
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 2 Aug 2002 03:38:29 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Davidson writes:
> 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!).
Well my last large ship, the G.C.S. Phantom Shrieker(which you can find on Jon
Palmer's site, The Galactic Shipyard), had a 'Star Trek' style bridge. The
Captain's Chair was in the middle with Helm and Tactical stations to the right
and left of the main veiwscreen respectively. Ops and Fighter Cordindation
stations were to the right and left of the Captian's Chair respectively.
-Mike Petrucelli
P.S. I should have the whole thing finnally taken apart and sorted by the end
of the month. Then I can build some moonbase modules. Mmmwwaahahahahahahaha.
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