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Re: An Ugly MOC
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 26 Feb 2003 13:53:25 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Tony Knaak writes:
> I think you should try more non-traditional building if you are not
> satisfied with this design. SNOT can do ALOT. Whoa new motto. Anyway, I'd
> say just experiment, most of my best MOCs come from taking a few parts and
> tring to figure out new and visually pleasing ways to connec them.
the Duvernay Mk2 will feature more SNOT.. but mostly as detail. I'm not exactly
sure how to make it structurally SNOT without going into it hardcore, like the
Bardiel or something. That's why I LLOOVVEE it when people post construction
picts of their large moc.. it helps little guys like me really get an idea of
how to do it.
So far my inspiration is the Jassim Spaceforce Fleet.. they seem to be a good
way of exploring the large format, incorporating SNOT and other interesting
design techniques, without going too far into extreme styles (ie. stuff I know
i can't do yet).
> As for the MOC, I think you relied too much on the 2 x 3 slopes. The colors
> are good, but you might try to get away from the boxy look more.
yep.. i agree with you here. thanks for the advice, it will definately be
used!
_lenny
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| I think you should try more non-traditional building if you are not satisfied with this design. SNOT can do ALOT. Whoa new motto. Anyway, I'd say just experiment, most of my best MOCs come from taking a few parts and tring to figure out new and (...) (22 years ago, 26-Feb-03, to lugnet.space)
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