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Re: Dragonstar Reloaded!
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Wed, 23 Apr 2003 11:41:11 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Daniel Jassim writes:
> > In lugnet.space, Leonard Hoffman writes:
> > * In the main hallway on the bottom deck there are white plates sticking out
> > over the floor. Are these sleeping chambers (a la the space jet in Fifth
> > Element where they sleep through the voyage?)? And if not, what are they?
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> Well, that section is the crew quarters and those are sorta like
> multipurpose bunks. That section area doubles as a galley and sickbay.
Hopefully not at the same time.
> On either side of the red-headed space chick are mock doors that lead
> to storage and to the bathroom (I'll see about getting a pic of those
> doors). I did not try to flesh out the storage or bathrooms on this ship.
You know, it would never have occured to me to do that, I would have spent
hours trying to squeeze them in for little benefit. I can see much merit in
you approach. Mentally noted should I ever build that big.
> It would be capable of long range warp travel to star systems in our local
> group. But it's part of a fleet, not a "stand alone" vessel the way the
> Argo was in Starblazers. It cannot land and it has no shuttlecraft (I
> didn't bother building escape pods this time either but I could easily add a
> couple). So it needs support ships for the long haul but I'd say it could
> operate for a month on it's own.
Thanks for the explanations.
I must say, though, that I'm a little baffled by the comparison with the
Yamato. Sure there are influences, and apart from some vaguley similar
features, the two are really not very alike at all. In fac the Dragonstar
has a lot more visual interest for me than the other . I guess that's nature
of the medium. traditional animation requires a certain simplicity of
design, whereas Lego models can be as detailed as you like.
I have one question: how big do you think you can go? (no snickering, you in
the back). I mean, you've got the talent, and a clearly prodigious Lego
supply - do you think you could go to 10 maybe 12 feet long (and
proportionally wide) ships?
Cheers,
Allister
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| (...) You have labeled the Dragonstar as a Destroyer -- assuming you're using the term the same way the US Navy does, then it makes perfect sense that the Dragonstar isn't out on its own. The LSF most likely deploys three or four Dragonstar-Class (...) (22 years ago, 23-Apr-03, to lugnet.space)
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| (...) If I wanted, I think I could add another 12" to Dragonstar and it would still OK. But as far as a totally new ship goes, I think more than 7 ft is beyond my Lego supply. I imagine I could build something 10 ft long in 2 colors, used in equal (...) (22 years ago, 25-Apr-03, to lugnet.space)
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| (...) <snip> Thanks for wonderful praise, Lenny! (...) Hmmm, I think I do have a shot like that, dude. Maybe you missed it? Here ya go: (URL)* In the main hallway on the bottom deck there are white plates sticking out (...) Well, that section is the (...) (22 years ago, 23-Apr-03, to lugnet.space)
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