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Re: New MOC: Victory-Class Corvette
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Newsgroups:
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Mon, 23 Aug 2004 02:02:42 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Rick Hallman wrote:
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nicely done. Since this is so nicely done and follows exactly what i see in
a ships design style... you get the full load from me :)
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Hey Rick,
I’m glad you like this ship. Now I actually see that it does follow some of the
same ideas seen in your creations.
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Hull: Very nice, with the subtle snot technique, I like the fact you used
those 1x2 hinge thingers. Very nicely done. the checkered effect is quite
nice and gives a good contrast to the rest of the hull. If i wasnt so far
into my ship, I would mimic it. The ship’s shape makes it look slow, but the
corvette means it can be quite fast too. I would suggest some sort of
directional thruster packs or something for Y/P/R manuvering.
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The checkered strip is just something I picked up from looking at all those
WWII/Crimson Skies planes on brickshelf.
As for vernier (directional) thrusters:
You can actually see the spots where I had planned to place them. I actually had
a pair on the day before, but took them off because they cluttered things up too
much. Basically, I omitted them because of aesthetic reasons, which might sound
silly to some people. :-(
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Engines: quite nice. exactly what i have thought before for an engine to a
small corvette or gunship. Greeb on housing is subtle and minimal, and makes
it look outstanding.
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Yeah, all of my last big ships, the Avenger & Vanguard-class, have had engines
(more specifically, the part from which the actually exhaust comes out) that are
built in two identical halves and then connected together. I think I picked this
up from one of Paul Baulch’s earlier creations and have been using it ever
since. I just love how the engines are the same on the bottom as they are on the
top.
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Arrays: Forward: very nice assortment of large and small greeb. nice color
sectioning. Underside: Nicely done, very minimal and i love the way the
torpedoes are strapped on, literally. I also like how the missile packs were
strapped on to a fashion. The turret itself looks nice, except your rail guns
look more like conventional slug throwers from a modern day navy ship.
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Yeah, the weapons originally should have been mounted on racks or something, but
I gave that idea up.
As for the guns, yeah they do look a bit too conventional.
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Interior: nicely done, I love the snot to keep the decks on tight. the Shower
is going in my “Idea” folder for later use. ;) I suggest putting something
between the two crew members, perhaps some sort of battlefield layout
console.
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Heh, go ahead, I think I’m just putting together ideas other people have used a
long time ago.
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All in all, a very fine ship from a very fine builder. KUTGW.
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Thank you Rick. Happy building. :-)
Mladen Pejic
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