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Re: AP-3811 is my entry for the P-38 contest
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Thu, 1 Apr 2004 04:13:13 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Gil Shaw wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Joseph Kazmo wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > My name is Joseph Kazmo (aka Darkkazmo), I’m an AFOL and also a Lugnet member,
> > but I haven’t been posting here due to the lack of interest in the Star Wars
> > theme here over Lugnet..
> > You might assume that I’m a Star Wars LEGO fan and also a member at FBTB, and
> > your assumption is totally right, but also I’m originally a Classic Space
> > advocate, but the loss of my space collection and my increasing multiple Star
> > Wars LEGO purchases made me more of a Star Wars LEGO customizer.. Well not the
> > traditional SW customizer that you see around..
> >
> > Over two months ago, I started posting some alternate Star Wars customs made
> > entirely out of the official Star Wars LEGO sets, and since these customs are
> > made from combing two sets or more I call them or I call this project that still
> > also in progress “Advance Alternatives” just to distinguish them from the
> > traditional alternate customs that you see out there..
> >
> > Anyway, Ryan Wood (aka Lights) over FBTB had pointed out several days ago that
> > Jon Palmer is hosting this P-38 Lightning Space Contest, so I said to my self it
> > would be cool to make an entry with a custom that also can be part of the
> > alternate project that I’m currently working on.. So I came up with this custom,
> > it’s called Luke’s “Armed Pod AP-3811”… you can check it out here:
> > <http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=77494>
> >
> > I know it’s a bit radical for that contest, but hey, it still fits the rules
> > somehow :b.
> >
> > Let me know what you think guys..
> >
> > And if you want to check out the rest of the project that I mentioned above, you
> > can see it here:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=72431
> >
> > Thanks in advance..
> >
> > Joseph
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> A few of us spotted this a couple days back in chat Joeseph...it has a great
> 'fusion' feel to it....a little Matrix, a little Star Wars a little something
> all it's own. It's interesting that you use only the SW sets in multiples to
> create your MOCs. I've followed some of your stuff as basically a lurker over
> at FBTB. Even tho' your work is derived exclusively from SW sets, your designs
> are definately all their own and would be more than welcome here...please -
> stick around! Even if you don't get a lot of replies as your stuff is more on
> the radical side, don't think that it isn't noticed and perhaps silently
> appreciated.
>
> Cheers & welcome,
> -Gil
Gil, thanks a million.. (Man I'm a big fan of your work)..
Well I never thought that these creations will create even a tiny buzz ! But
that's great if you say so..
As for my stuff being radical, I wouldn't agree with you more.. The thing is, I
love to build things that I feel it fits the way I see them in my head, and it
happened to be industrial looking and creepy, so I don't follow any traditional
trends that one starts and the rest will follow or copy, if you know what I
mean.. (Ex the studless creations are great, but it seems that every body is
just making those.. Very cool indeed, but it isn't me)
Of course this project isn't fully accommodating my full abilities of using the
brick, but it helped me a lot in discovering some new tricks and techniques of
how to shape things with what you've got rather than depending on using
countless amount of specialized elements.. But never the less, it's still
limiting me for sure..
I have additional couple of projects for me to do that are totally free style
building, hopefully at least one of them will see the light some day..
Again, thanks for the warm welcome..
Joseph
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