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Re: New MOC: Vanguard-Class Destroyer
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Newsgroups:
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Sat, 12 Jun 2004 03:13:19 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Kyle Vrieze wrote:
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This is very sweet! It’s a perfect example of the visual impact of color
usage, studlessness, playable details and really nice photography. Even
though I’m not really liking the squared-off, two-box profile(1), I still
spent the last 45 minutes looking at every shot. Thanks for building and
sharing!
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Thanks Kyle! And thanks for the critique... More on that below.
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(1) Nevertheless, it really does evoke the battleship shape in a space MOC,
which I figure is what you were going for.
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Yes, in the few sketches I did for this spaceship, I did try to evoke the shape
of a destroy/battleship/whathaveyou. However, in sketches, you can draw flowing
lines that taper off vaguely... Not so with LEGO. I realized pretty soon when I
started building this vessel that I couldn’t make it curvy, or even angular, so
I copped out I guess.
The thing is, if I had tryed to make it tapered, I would have had to sacrifice
the interior space for the crew. I didn’t want to do this, so I went for the
simple boxy look.
I agree though, the boxy-approach doesn’t work for someone like me who uses a
minimum of greebling. I have learned my lesson, and will try to build a more
angular, or even curved, spacecraft next time.
Mladen Pejic
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