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Re: A little introduction and two MOCs
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 3 Oct 2004 11:14:22 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Peter Roberts wrote:
> In lugnet.space, Joel Larsson wrote:
> > I've been lurking around lugnet (and especially .space) for quite some time now,
> > and I think I better delurk and introduce myself.
> > My name is Joel Larsson, and I live in Sweden. I have the curious and absurd
> > obsession I assume you are all pretty familiar with, the LEGO obsession..
> > I came out of my dark age about a year ago, and has been building a lot since.
> > Now, finally, I have built something that I can post without being too ashamed.
> > (except the photos, I am really no good at taking pictures)
> >
> > And the MOCs?
> > Here they come..
> > Siberia http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=99613
> > and
> > The Endeavour http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=99614
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> > The first is some kind of transport from well before PCS era, and the latter is
> > something microfig-scale pirate-esque without no further explanations..
> >
> > Comments and critizism is most welcome.
> >
> > //Joel Larsson
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> You've put together some solid models. I have to say how much I like the first
> one in paticular. The SNOT is very good, no, cut that, it boggles the mind.
> It's hard to work out where one angle stops and another starts. The slopes
> blend in in a truly legendary way. The greebles are interesting. The bit I
> like is the vent made of chairs. Ingenius.
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> I can't say I like the second one so much. It seems to cross the thin line
> between laden with cool greebles and slapped together look. One thing I like is
> how you use a different colour plate behind a those grate tiles. Very
> effective.
Thanks! Surprised you liked the SNOT on Siberia, it was nothing special, except
the cockpit, which was pretty hard to get together.. The interior and internal
structure is (mostly) at an 22.5 degree angle to the ship, but the hull on the
cockpit is at an 45 degree angle to the ship. Kind of hard to see though.
And yeah, I liked those chairs to! =)
About the Endeavour, it was originally just a snot study with two horsesaddles
an a bunch of brown parts. I don't know if it's visible but the engines at the
back is horsesaddles..
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