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Re: Classic Space LL930
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lugnet.space
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Sat, 19 Jul 2003 23:40:16 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Mike Kollross wrote:
> The other progression (which you addressed) is the increasing size of the cargo
> area. Very nice. The ship has elements and design lines of both the LL924 and
> the LL928 that suggest a common parentage. Cool.
Thanks! Yes, I forgot to mention the cargo area - LL918 is
4 studs wide, then 6,8 and finally 10 in my model.
I also borrowed one idea from LL918 - the crew area (the
middle compartment) roof is side hinged like the 918 cockpit.
> Wouldn't the next ship be LL934? I see the progression something like this.
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> LL914
> LL918
> LL924
> LL928
> LL934
> LL938
I hadn't thought about it that way, though it's perfectly valid.
I was thinking:
918 + 6 = 924
924 + 4 = 928
928 + 2 = 930
The problem with my method is there's no where to go afterwards -
all bigger ships will be LL930 :) Or they'll start counting down
afterwards, which is even goofier.
Thanks for the comments!
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