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Re: Commodore MOC
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 9 Mar 2003 16:52:29 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Travis Kunce writes:
> thanks joe,
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> judging from the size of this thread... if you can call it that. Most
> people didn't know what to say about this MOC. I was really proud of the
> way it worked out and especially proud of the fantastic photos i got of it.
> I felt like i really broke some ground for myself with this one. Plus I
> managed to do it in way that I thought was relatively cohesive, design wise,
> while maintaining an asthetic balance with the colors.
Some of the construction ideas are very inspired. I'll be using some your
ideas soon:)
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> BTW everyone should invest 10 bux in some good sized colored posterboards
> from thier local art stores. Its the easiest way ever to make your photos
> look professional.
Amazing how the best ideas are about the cheapest! I've been doin that for a
while and have some battered posterboards to show for it:)
> SO true. but the next moc, which is already started is going together in
> grey and white anyhow... I think that i'm developing an " If you can't beat
> em join em and them beat em at thier own game while their backs are
> turned..." mentality.
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> is that wrong?
No, not as long as their backs are turned! Actually, there's nothing wrong
in being competitive, as competition breeds innovation.
But there's nothing wrong to being true to what you want to do. You design
sensibilities are much different from mine, and that's something to be
pretty happy with. You can make things I cannot, and vice versa. I try to
stay and progress along my line and see what others do. I learn a lot from
what I see and read on LUGNET and B-shelf. And from that, I try new ideas
and see what happens.
This particular thought about colors basically changed my Squid fin MOC I
was working on..originally, it was going to be a grey creature. But the more
I thought about it, the more I wanted to give it color. So I did. And the
results aren't bad at all! So regardless of how your Commodore was recieved,
it made a positive impact on me.
> thanks for the great feedback
You had a good thought to ponder!
Joe Meno
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