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Re: Wipeout Fans! I bring you the new and improved feisar AG-craft!!!!
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Sat, 28 Dec 2002 20:33:47 GMT
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"Alexander Johnston" <Areas-4@excite.com> wrote in message
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> Some of you may remember the original one I built a while back. It can
> still be seen here. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=16425
All I see here is the new version. Am I nuts?
> My main problem with this model was that it was....well.....fat. Like me.
> ;) So I set out to fix that problem and give the original model a proper
> refit. The result was a model that looks sleeker, faster, and more • accurate
> to the actual craft from wipeout. Of course, I had to do a few
> modifications with the parts I used. The parts that I pretty much ruined
> include: 18 yellow 2 x 3 wedges, 2 blue 3 x 3 plates without corner, 4 • black
> 1 x 2 plate hinges, and 1 blue 2 x 4 plate.
Well I'm honestly very opposed to brick modification. I always think that
with enough work you can get the bricks to work for you like they are. But
I'll admit you did get some good angles.
> The result was worth it in my opinion. The only major inaccuracy left • with
> this model is the engine section which is supposed to kind of stick out of
> the body in a wierd combination of angles. I tried to recreate that • feature
> with legos, but it proved too difficult, so I left it flat. Anyway, I • hope
> you enjoy it! Here are the links:
I do think you got a good shape out of it but I can also imagine this craft
built with the bricks 'sideways', totally smooth. I'm not a total stud snob
(I think the right amount of studs can break up a smooth surface) but this
MOC would look even sleeker if it were SNOTed as much as possible. All
smooth with a tiny amount of greebs showing through cracks in certain areas.
For the record, I *loved* the first 2 Wipeout games. I've always wanted to
build one of these, maybe I should give it a try.
[ j o n ]
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