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Re: Grimlock MkII
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lugnet.space
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Mon, 12 Jan 2004 15:26:21 GMT
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In lugnet.space, John Henry Kruer wrote:
> Hey, Duane, this is quite nice! You've improved a lot. Cool.
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> I really like this. A smooth, sleek, squat ship with tiles and a nice interior.
> The bed is cool. And I like the cargo compartment as well. I see you've
> crammed all you could into this ship! :) The greeblies in the engine room are
> really superb. NICE.
Thank you.
> And the landing gear is cool, too. We don't seem to see 'classic' landing gear
> much, but I think that it works well here.
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> -JHK
The landing gear ate up about 1/2 of the development time on this thing. I
decided on the wheeled landing gear for the simple fact that this is a smaller
craft and it could be shuttled around a landing area. Why use hover technology
to move a craft when the good ol' wheel would work just as well?
I had initially tried using a micro motor to power the landing gear, but the
tyres rubbed on the gear wells too much and provided too much resistance for the
motor. I settled on connecting them to a single manual control wheel (the gear
you see exposed on the bottom) instead. Maybe next time I'll get the gear
motorized.
-Duane
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| Hey, Duane, this is quite nice! You've improved a lot. Cool. I really like this. A smooth, sleek, squat ship with tiles and a nice interior. The bed is cool. And I like the cargo compartment as well. I see you've crammed all you could into this (...) (21 years ago, 10-Jan-04, to lugnet.space)
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