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Re: Warping in with a new MOC - the Mantaclaw
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 13 Apr 2003 00:15:40 GMT
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Thanks Paul,
Yeah on-perpendicular-ness is what I feel to be the key to successful space
MOCs. As mentioned by Gil, the pyramidal shape gives way to the feeling of a
utility vehicle which is what I was going for. As you have proved, research
is the best way to begin a model, along with having set goals for the design
to achieve, as I did here.
Glad you liked it,
Zac
In lugnet.space, Paul Hartzog writes:
> oh yeah
> very cool
> luv the colors
> and the way you used the hinges on the
> top of the rear piece to get that
> pyramid look
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> very non-perpendicular
> i like that a lot
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> thx for the look-see
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> -paul
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> In lugnet.space, Zac Soden writes:
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > After moving house and starting a course in electronics engineering, my Lego
> > building time has been a little on the non-existant side. I got inspired
> > after looking over some cool space stuff on brickshelf and decided to go
> > ahead with a design that I'd sketched out around a year ago.
> >
> > So here it is, the Mantaclaw Space Service Vehicle:
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> > http://www.ozbricks.com/battlespace/mantaclaw.htm
> >
> > The model was half an experiment in building with "minimal visible studs"
> > techniques. I think it turned out quite nicely.
> >
> > Feedback is appreciated. Enjoy!
> >
> > Zac Soden
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