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In lugnet.org.scibrick, Edward Welsh wrote:
> In lugnet.org.scibrick, Lee Meyer wrote:
> > I've posted some pics of the most detailed, heaviest, biggest ship I ever built.
> > The link is here:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=82917
>
> Splendid, Lee! I love the detachable sections that let you see and play inside.
> Could you give us any more interior shots? Do you think it would be appropriate
> for a Brickwar or Quickwar? (Be careful how you answer this--Hendo's capital
> ship met with a grisly end at last month's event.)
>
> I see the shot on top of your speaker: How do you move it around? At 200
> pounds, I don't imagine it's very swooshable.
>
> Amazing job. I hope you can show it off at a SciBrick event soon!
>
> -Teddy
Hi Teddy,
thanks for the nice comments! I will post more interior shots. I need to take
some time and get them scanned in, as I took them before I had my digital
camera. I have shots of all the decks. My wife said I should have videotaped
it.
On your question about Brickwar vs Quickwar, I honestly have to say I don't know
because I don't fully know what the terms imply. Feel free to embellish to me
without embarassing me (for not knowing)...
Moving it around: I moved it once. From the floor to the shelf. Almost
learned what a hernia feels like. I am lucky I am in good shape. The only
pieces of the ship that move are the shuttles, escape pods, bridge, and
removeable sections. I also had to be careful where I grabbed it to move it,
too (so in this case extra hands don't necessarily mean 'better')...
Are there Sci-brick events around the Milwaukee area?
Lee
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