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Re: to greeble or not to greeble
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Mon, 13 Jan 2003 19:02:23 GMT
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Agood example of both greebled and smooth too can be seen throughout
Ken-tucky Works. He buildds almost all his ship in a similar fashion;
"structure, starwars-like pipings(greebles), and skin." His style blends the
greebles and the smooth into a very clean and detailed microfig ships.
http://www.ken-tucky.com/LEGO/works-e.html
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Tony Knaak
http://www.ozbricks.com/legostuff/index/index.html
http://www.ozbricks.com/legostuff/mechastruct.html
In lugnet.space, Paul Hartzog writes:
> In lugnet.space, John Henry Kruer writes:
> > Browsing
> > http://www.zemi.net/shipyard/
> > I see that many 'heavy fighters' are just a little cockpit connected to a
> > big engine/laser/sensor complex. But in mine, everything is on the outside,
> > with the inside reserved for living space. I wonder what that difference
> > would be called...
>
> well,
> there are basically two 'kinds' of design:
> 1) greebled, machinery, "dirty" look
> 2) smooth, sleek, refined, "clean" look
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> #1 shows up in a lot of movies like Aliens, et al
> where you see lots of greeblies all over everything.
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> #2 shows up in things like the Naboo queens' ship and
> the naboo fighter.
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> if you look at j0n's Bison you'll see both smooth AND
> greebly and here's where you get the big CLUE.
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> if you use smoothness w/ gaps and greeblies in the gaps
> you get teh best of both designs. For me, smooth = $$$$
> and if you can't afford to conceal all the werkings, then
> you end up seeing the greeblies. (i.e. the rich minifigs
> would smooth out their ships)
>
> if u look here:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=3484
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> u can see some pics of both techniques in non-lego design
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> hope that helps
>
> -paul
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