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Re: MSPP Space Slideshow needs Material
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Okay!
Hope to provide some ideas-you've probably never heard of me. I'm a
reletive newbie.
My space folder:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=12440
Junkship
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tboy/Misc/Miscpictures/junkship.jpg
Nightshadow
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tboy/Space/Nightshadow/nightshadow-front.jpg
Multipurpose ship
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tboy/Space/multiship/dsc00117-1.jpg
You can use any picture you like. Feel free to chose any model you want.
-JHK
In lugnet.space, William P. (Pat) Hough writes:
> Greetings.
>
> I am currently putting together a MS-PowerPoint '97 slideshow highlighting
> the best creations of Space AFOLs. I put something similar together about a
> year or so ago, but methinks it needs serious updating, so I started from
> scratch.
>
> THE IMPORTANT THING: The presentation has no real purpose and is not slated
> to be shown at any convention or gathering, nor will I EVER upload it to the
> web. It's simply the best way I know of to cycle through some really
> nice-looking MOCs and get some ready-made inspiration whenever I feel like
> building something spacey, and do so in a very quick manner.
>
> I of course will only include in the slideshow those MOCs for which I have
> the creator's permission to show; in relation to that, I have thus far
> included the following AFOLs MOCs in the presentation; I still need their
> permission:
>
> Paul Baulch (truly inspiring stuff!)
> Tim Courtney (of course)
> Elliot Hyde
> Kyle Keppler (how's it goin' dude?)
> Mike Petrucelli
>
> I would very much appreciate it if you would consider including yourself in
> the presentation; when you reply, please include the BrickShelf or other
> website location where I can see your best MOCs.
>
> Here's the procedure:
>
> 1. I see a really nice spaceship MOC on the web somewhere.
> 2. I create a sub-folder named after the MOCs creator on my Windows Explorer
> under a superfolder called "LEGO AFOL Spaceships".
> 3. I right-click over the .jpg or .gif and download the picture to the
> appropriate folder.
> 4. In the presentation, I show each AFOLs series of MOCs, sorted by the last
> name of the creator, with an introductory slide proceeding each series of
> MOCs, such as:
>
> Slide 1 - Paul Baulch
> Slide 2 - Paul Baulch MOC #1 (picture w/ caption)
> Slide 3 - Paul Baulch MOC #2 (picture w/ caption)
> Slide 4 - Paul Baulch MOC #3 (picture w/ caption)
> Slide 5 - blank
> Slide 6 - Tim Courtney
> Slide 7 - Tim Courtney MOC #1
> Slide 8 - Tim Courtney MOC #2
> Slide 9 - Tim Courtney MOC #3
> Slide 10 - blank
> Slide 11 - (etc.)
>
> Not to say that I will show only or even three MOCs for each AFOL, this is
> just a simple example. Each slide lasts about three seconds before going to
> the next; the slideshow repeats itself, so it can also be used as a screensaver.
>
> Like I said -- before anyone sends me a flame post about privacy and
> copyright infringement and all that -- this is just something for my own
> personal use; I will not be selling file copies of the PP presentation or
> posting it on the web for download under any circumstances. This is simply
> my way of collating inspiring ideas into one place.
>
> Perhaps, in the future, if the contributing AFOLs wish, I can burn them a CD
> of the most current presentation free of charge for their trouble. This is
> going to be something I'll want to continually update in any event. If it
> gets too large, I may split it up into two or more files.
>
> To the "original five" AFOLs listed herein: I need your permission to
> include your MOCs in the presentation; this is my personal ethic. To other
> spaceship AFOLs: Please send me locations of pictures showing your best MOCs!
>
> Note: At this time I am not including Mecha for this presentation simply
> because I am not into Mecha and therefore I do not require inspiration for
> building in that area. I know there are some who consider Mecha a branch of
> LEGO Space; I just wanted to save you the trouble. At some later point I
> might put together a Mecha MSPP Presentation or someone else may want to
> tackle it; I'll have no objections.
>
> Pat Hough
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