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Re: "new" stuff for the Galactic Inqusition
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 30 Sep 2004 15:08:27 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Baulch wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Daniel Rubin wrote:
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Ok, so if you were at Brickfest, neither of these is new. What we have here
are a medium assault mech and an attack fighter for the Galactic Inqusition.
Each of these took about a day to build, and got put together just before
Brickfest, to make the Inquisition into a theme, rather than just a ship.
Oh, and I’m doin the whole MOCpages thing now.
Paladin Mech
Rapier Figher
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Hi Daniel, I like the Rapier, very nicely modelled indeed, especially the
nacelles. The Paladin is also well modelled but a bit too oddly proportioned,
those short stubby legs make him look a bit comical!
I also think it’d be a great idea if you chose some more exciting names for
your next GI MOCs. A lot of people don’t seem to put enough effort into that
- but I think it’s an important part of the creative process (and also helps
draw people in to see the MOC in the first place).
Cheers,
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Thanks for all your comments. What are you thinking about in terms of names?
I’ve been trying to keep the names either biblicly or medieval linked, or in the
case of the paladin, both. That’s why I named the Sword of Michael the way I
did. I am currently working on a small base, which is the monastery (it doesn’t
feel like a base deserves a unique name. ALso working on a carrier, which is
tentatively named Gabriel’s Trumpet or the Voice of the Metatron, or something
like that. Is that the sort of name you’ve got in mind, or something else? I
feel like the whole acronym thing going on in PCS doesn’t work here, and I’m not
sure what other direction to go. Speaking of drawing people in, I probably
should use linked pictures, those seem more likely to draw folks in.
Dan Rubin
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