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Re: Solara Hovercar MOC
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Newsgroups:
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Tue, 24 Feb 2004 03:37:45 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Baulch wrote:
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Nice work! I really dig that use of plates to give that ribbed effect on top.
And the engine looks really cool too. The car kind of reminds me of those
70s sci-fi car of the future efforts, the sort of cars Syd Mead would
design.
Cheers,
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Thank you Paul. I appreciate the Syd Mead reference. While I didnt specifically
have him in mind, I definitely grew up immersed in his style of csrs. (And, of
course, the original years of Hot Wheels, which is partly the reason for the
hoodless look.)
Im glad you liked the engine. For those who are interested, Ive put up a photo
of the engine out of the car
here Its not actually atteched, just wedged in, and though Im not entirely
happy with that arrangement, I like the engine, so it stays. There are also a
few other pics taken in natural light for those who want to examine the colours:
the last four pics in the
Brickshelf gallery. Also dont miss the MOC page linked to the sigfig below.
Stacked plates offer so many sculpting and detail options, its hard to resist
them. (especially if one is short of lime green wedges ;-)
Peace and style,
Professor Whateverly
click to go for a ride...
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| | Re: Solara Hovercar MOC
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| (...) Nice work! I really dig that use of plates to give that ribbed effect on top. And the engine looks really cool too. The car kind of reminds me of those 70's sci-fi "car of the future" efforts, the sort of cars Syd Mead would design. Cheers, (...) (21 years ago, 16-Feb-04, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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