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Re: How extensively do you plan ships?
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 5 Sep 2003 21:54:33 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Jordan D. Greer wrote:
> How extensively do all of you plan your vessels before you commence
> with construction? Personally, I usually do a small doodle or just start
> building before making a ship of less than 120 studs. When the ships are
> larger than that, I generally do a lot of math and drawings to figure
> out how many pieces will be needed, general shapes, construction
> methods, angles, masses, et cetera. By far, I think the most useful
> planning one can do is figure out the minimum amount of pieces of
> appropriate types that can be used in a vessel of dimensions (x,y,z).
> Just doodling general features is also very useful. I would probably do
> a bit more of planning if I had better drawing skills, but alas, I do
> not possess such at this moment.
I just wait 'till an idea strikes me, then I just build like mad. I never plan
my MOCs. They just come out... naturaly, I guess. Even on my big(ger) MOCs.
-JHK
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