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Re: Microscale replica "Liberator" (in progress)
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Tue, 8 Nov 2005 03:48:10 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Steven Locke wrote:
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Nice to see another Blakes7 fan.
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I can’t really call myself a fan, since I’ve seen exactly one episode of the
show. But it’s on my list for eventual home-video viewing... if it’s on DVD...
is it on DVD?
Amazon.com’s opinion. “This title will be released on December 31, 1969.”
1969? Oooooh-kay.
(BTW: is there some other ship in the series, which looks like the Liberator
but has just two nacelles? I think I saw it on a book cover c.1985 -- possibly
a post-series novel.)
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I’ve made loads of differant designs of liberator in my time as an AFOL.
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Ooh, those use some interesting techniques -- though I can’t tell how you
implemented the 120° core for the whatever-they-are nacelles. And the
micro-micro one, with all the 1x1 fin-rounds, is just so adorable! I’ll have
to put these in my “LEGO Shipyard” slideshow at Philcon
this year.
I may have enountered these a few years back, when I was doing a broad-spectrum
search for reference images of Famous and Distinctive Spacecraft.
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