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Re: Armstrong Space Project Charter
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 22 Jun 2000 20:50:24 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Duane Hess writes:
> In lugnet.space, Kyle Keppler writes:
> > > But I will say this too: the escape pod module as well as the pods • themselves
> > > have not been designed yet, as no one has volunteered for that. He said he'd
> > > do anything, and probly wasn't locked into doing hangars, so maybe you can
> > > swap. But that's his call.
> >
> > Accually i think a good idea for the escape modules is for someone just to
> > design them and then just strap them on the outsites of the different moduls
> > or put a special room in the modules. But not a seperated module it's self.
> > Just must my thoughts
IMO, good thoughts actually. Realistically, we really wouldn't want a place
that escape pods were clustered, unless they were near a place that routinely
held a good amount of people.
> > -Kyle
> Has the angled SPUD from <set:6110> (Solo Sub) been drawn in LDraw?
No, not yet. At least not that I noticed. Someone please correct me if I'm
wrong.
> What I
> usually do for escape pods is, fill in the back with Techinic pieces so that • it
> snaps onto the main structure and slap on the canopy.
Good call Duane! I've heard tell of these parts used as the upper parts of
tank turrets, but this is good too.
> It's only large enough for a single minifig though, which limits its use.
Perhaps. But if we get creative, there's no limit to how many of these things
we can employ.. cuz it's LDraw!!! :-)
> But the overall shape is decent.
How's this: escape pods that do double-duty: when you consider all the 1 man
escape pods that would hafta exist to serve a crew of, say, 50, that's a *LOT*
of real estate that normally goes unused day to day... unless...
what if workstations themselves were part of an escape pod? Since the SPUD in
question doesn't exist yet in LDraw, we do it some other way, with maybe a 6x6
faceted dome piece that would have been used on the front of the angled SPUD
from <set:6110> would normally be open to the room and actually serve as the
window in the bulkhead in front of the workstation? Certainly other designs
could be used in other places, but this might cut down on the number of pods
that would just normally hang out on the wall and not be used.
-Tom McD.
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| (...) usually do for escape pods is, fill in the back with Techinic pieces so that it snaps onto the main structure and slap on the canopy. It's only large enough for a single minifig though, which limits its use. But the overall shape is decent. (...) (24 years ago, 22-Jun-00, to lugnet.space)
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