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Re: Light attack carrier
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Mon, 30 Jun 2003 15:46:56 GMT
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Great work Paul!

I like the new nose alot, it gives it a heavier feel than before and there’s alot more detail on this version too. The four thrusters on each side are very cool. My favourite are the torpedo hatches though.

The interior detail is sweet. I love the torpedo room! The interior has a submarineish look to it, I like that. I think it’s the grates on the floor that do it.

The whole thing reminds me of a space shuttle, relatively small crew area up front and then heaps of cargo space and the engines in behind.

Great job Paul!

-Geordan


In lugnet.space, Paul Baulch wrote:
   This is another older MOC which underwent a major remodelling last year, primarily to improve interior detail. It stemmed originally from a pile of discounted

    6441 Deep Reef Refuge
433 elements, 5 figures, US$60, 1997
LEGO > SYSTEM > Town > Divers
which inspired a crazy plan to buy 20 of them and build a fleet of fighters from the contents (among other things). Having carried most of that plan out, I resorted to Bricklink for the large number of triple-slope wedges to beautify the fighter nacelles. They weren’t a hugely popular part - a nice final development for what was originally a fairly insane project.


   Light attack carrier Gervoya

The structural component I’m most happy about is the landing gear, which is very sturdy. Actually it’s all very sturdy - you can pick the whole thing up by the front section... and the landing gear clicks in and out nicely with the help of Technic shocks. I’ll post a pic of a structural mock-up later... there wasn’t an easy way to partially dismantle the ship to show it directly.

I’ve included some builders notes to explain some features, but feel free to ask more questions. I’m considering building other modules for it, but the trouble is I can’t have them all attached at once.

Cheers,





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(...) Thanks, I was very happy to use the inverse dome like that for the nose. It went really well as the housing for the wormhole generator too. (...) I thought it was the submarine doors... but yeah, the grille tiles seemed to work too. Not to (...) (21 years ago, 1-Jul-03, to lugnet.space, FTX)

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This is another older MOC which underwent a major remodelling last year, primarily to improve interior detail. It stemmed originally from a pile of discounted [LEGOSet 6441] which inspired a crazy plan to buy 20 of them and build a fleet of fighters (...) (21 years ago, 30-Jun-03, to lugnet.space, lugnet.announce.moc, FTX) ! 

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