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Re: MOC: Alpha Team Eyewear! Get yours now!
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 6 Feb 2005 20:38:42 GMT
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"Tom McDonald" <radiotitan@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:IBHyrt.rxu@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.space, David Simmons wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > Count on me to take the geek to the next level (wherever that is!). Click
> > the link below for a saucy pair of targeting goggles to help your
> > sharpshooting skills in the neverending battle against Ogel!
> >
> > http://www.xenobuzz.com/MyLegoCreations/Alpha%20Team%20Goggles.htm
>
> These have style. You can now further enhance your building experience while
> mimicking laser sounds, radio calls, explosions, and hydraulics. Geekin it up
> while building can now be funner.(1)
Allright! Someone else uses "funner!" I'm not alone!
> Having tried these on at a recent meet, I should relay that while they were on,
> I felt quite the "ch1x0r magnet" (polarity reversed). Everybody suddenly was in
> a red circular frame, with crosshairs... a sniper/stalker's dream. Having said
> that, I didn't care. They were fun. So far, the best Lego eyewear moc I've seen
> (through).
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> An observation: you could discern which members of the public had a sense of
> humor, IMO. Those who came by Dave's spot at the display table and didn't "get
> it", either smiled weakly or had the OMG-look on their face. The fun people
> laughed and/or wanted to try them on.
Many thanks, Tom! While the polarity of the MOC wasn't an issue for me, it
was, as you said, quite an interesting social experiment to observe how
people would react to them. I mostly felt sorry for the people who couldn't
see the fun in them. They must lead dreary lives if they can't get a giggle
of such silly and whimsical things.
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> Yay! Dave updated his site! :-)
I KNOW. I've really been sitting on my hands these days. There've been a
couple things preventing me. Laziness for one. I've been trying to fix a
number of things. Many of the images for the more recent MOC's needed to be
reduced because they were too big (finished that but now I need to upload
them all again and MAN, is that boring and time-consuming!). I also need to
restructure my Futuron II page. Right now it's too long and has too many
pictures. It needs to have separate pages nested under it (flips through
manual looking for the way to do that). I've finished the Asteroid
Excavator and I need to photograph it and make a page for it. I've also
been thinking of revamping the main page again.
Mebbe I should just take a week off from work and . . .
> -Tom McD.¬
> <www.spamcake.com>
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> (1) And it could be even moreso. My suggestion is to add a hands-free microphone
> with a small whip antenna.
Ya know, I've thought about that. Mebbe in version 1-A. Stay tuned!
Dave
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| (...) mimicking laser sounds, radio calls, explosions, and hydraulics. Geekin it up while building can now be funner.(1) Having tried these on at a recent meet, I should relay that while they were on, I felt quite the "ch1x0r magnet" (polarity (...) (20 years ago, 6-Feb-05, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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