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Re: Demon hover drop ship MOC
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lugnet.space
Date: 
Tue, 14 Dec 2004 18:48:29 GMT
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Dave,

In lugnet.space, David Simmons wrote:
> Very cool!  The curved spindle railings as gun shielding, the 2x2x10 column
> in the spine, and the 1/4 circle curved wall are my favorite brick uses in
> the model.  The tan/white color scheme is aces!  I always love HUD's,
> always.

Thanks, I was quite happy with the way the curved wall section worked as part of
the body. The curved spinindle railings are supposed to be ammunition rays for
the wing cannon.

> One of the easiest ways to improve your photographs is take every picture
> with the camera on a tripod or a stack of books, something steady.
> Steadiness is especially necessary for making sure that digital cameras get
> the highest res pics possible.  Sometimes you just have to get the camera
> inside the model, but a tripod should always be considered first.  That was,
> and still is, my challenge in lego photography.
> 
> As for picture reduction, I'd recommend searching for "irfanview."  This is
> a very handy freeware that's simple and easy to use.

Thanks, much appreciated!

Magnus



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  Re: Demon hover drop ship MOC
 
Very cool! The curved spindle railings as gun shielding, the 2x2x10 column in the spine, and the 1/4 circle curved wall are my favorite brick uses in the model. The tan/white color scheme is aces! I always love HUD's, always. One of the easiest ways (...) (22 years ago, 14-Dec-04, to lugnet.space)

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