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Re: New quasi-moonbase MOC
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Sun, 9 Mar 2003 17:15:41 GMT
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Hey, that's a neat MOC. I love the boxiness of this ship-it works just
right, yet using the thrusters and the black reccesed top stops it from
looking like a big rectangle. And the choice of a cockpit is a good one.
The red stripes are a nice touch, and the use of yellowed bricks to simulate
wear and tear is a touch of genius.
Looks like a lot of space inside, as well.
Good job!
-JHK
In lugnet.space, Anthony Babington writes:
> forgot to x-post to .space... oops.
>
> > it occurred to me one night, 'what would happen if there were a major • breach
> > on the moonbase, like something caused by a meteor shower. how would you
> > save all of those people?'
> >
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=36295
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> > this is what came of that thought process. it's ugly, yes, but it's
> > functional. I imagine a large number of these converted freighters docked • to
> > unused corridors around the moonbase, their pilots hoping they'll never • have
> > to do their jobs.
> >
> > details:
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> > the pilot accesses the cockpit through a ceiling hatch, which his chair is
> > also attached to. the cockpit is "cozy" in much the same way that a coffin
> > is "cozy".
> >
> > the rear door (the one with the moonbase corridor on it) needs work. I may
> > redesign it with a horizontally sliding door instead, but I wasn't sure • how
> > that would fit with the standard.
> >
> > the front ramp is there because it's supposed to be a converted freighter,
> > and also so that, when the craft reached the safety of another moonbase's
> > hangar, people could debark quickly and easily (so that, if necessary, the
> > pilot could go back to rescue more people.)
> >
> > anyway, LMKWYT, please.
> > -Anthony
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| thank you kindly. I considered making it bigger, possibly large enough to take up a module on it's own, so it could dock in the center of a base, but I decided that was a bit much. (not to mention it'd put too much strain on the surrounding modules, (...) (24 years ago, 10-Mar-03, to lugnet.space)
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