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Re: Rapid Growth of Moonbase (was: New MOC: Retail Style Moonbase Module)
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lugnet.space
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Sat, 17 Aug 2002 00:04:31 GMT
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"Steve Bliss" <partsref@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> In lugnet.space, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
>
> > Is it just me or has this idea caught on faster and stronger than any • other
> > idea ever posted here? Up till now, the 1592 variations had that honor I
> > think, but the modules are flying fast and furious (well, they don't FLY,
> > they are modules but you know what I mean) and getting better and • better!!!!
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> Besides what Jude said (anyone can build one), I think the 48x48
> footprint is helping speed the process because it limits the more
> advanced builders. Before, you'd get started on a project, and keep
> building, and making it bigger, and adding more areas, and keep
> building, and etc. With the Moonbase, each 48x48 area is one unit, and
> you can only build what you can build in that one unit.
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> Steve
Heh, I find it limits us in quite the opposite way - I've never built
anything near the size of a 48x48 baseplate! It's quite a challenge for me
to get all the pieces I need. Actually, I'm building mine in stages: design
one part, put it into LDraw, design the next part, put that into LDraw...
Definitely a worthy challenge though!
-- Tom
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