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In lugnet.build.mecha, Stephen Pakbaz writes:
> Hello,
> I've read posts here for years, but have made relatively few posts of my
> own. I blame it all on a mechanical engineers natural laziness. Anyways, I
> overcame my laziness enough to put up some pages of my Lego stuff on my
> website. You'll find pictures of my most recent revision of my
> minifig-scale Optimus Prime along with my many types of androids that I have
> developed over the years. Over the next few days I hope to add some pages
> about my old spaceships too.
> The rest of my website deals with my plans for a manned mission to
> Jupiter's moon Ganymede. I have been working over the years to accumulate
> enogh Lego through Bricklink and various other sources to built a model of
> this ship. However, my recent designs have been changing faster than I can
> put the model together so any one version of the ship is never completely
> modeled before I change it to something else. The ship I am making is
> designed to be 100% realistic. I suppose it might take place about 30-40
> years in the future (I'm doing research on a probable timeline of future
> space events). Hence, both my designs and the Lego model will only be
> incorporating technologies that are being developed now and are sure to
> exist by then.
> Hopefully by summer I will have settled into another design I like and
> will be home from college long enough to put it all togehter. Perhaps
> during Spring break I will get some pictures of what I have together now.
>
> In any case, please visit the site and let me know what you think!
> http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~pakbazsc/
> And now that I've started posting again I look forward to discussing all of
> your wonderful creations.
>
> "I have never encountered anything that could not be modeled out od Lego"
> -Stephen Pakbaz
Stephen,
That is a really neat site you have developed! Your manned mission sounds
really interesting and looks magnificent! I can see from the available pics
that a LOT of time and effort has gone into its design. I hear you about
being away from one's collection...I go to Wash U in St. Louis but live in
NJ. However, I'm taking classes locally this semester and all I can say is
it's great to have access to the bricks.
Your Johnny 5 is excellent! You seem to have captured his "spirit" well. A
MINICON Optimus Prime...hehe. Your larger Optimus Prime is great! If you
haven't seen Jeremiah Vandermark's working TFs, check 'em out:
http://news.lugnet.com/build/mecha/?n=8215. He's actually in the process of
making an Optimus (shhh!).
I look forward to seeing your space stuff.
ciao&salaam
-Andrew
GardenSLUG
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