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Re: Official model section at the 'Shipyard?
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Thu, 19 Oct 2000 16:59:55 GMT
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"Mark Sandlin" <sandlin@nwlink.com> wrote in message
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> I don't mean to shoot down your idea too fast here, but...
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> Isn't this what Fibblesnork does already? There are pics of everything up • to
> a couple years ago, along with a timeline, etc.
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> http://www.lugnet.com/fibblesnork/lego/guide/
Yes I did think about this guide as well as others but my goal was to
have all of the large sets together. Where with these guides you have to do
a bit of searching to see all of the big sets.
> Most of the largest Official Space sets just barely verge on being as • large
> as most of the MOCs on the Shipyards... so I don't know if I'd consider • them
> capital ships. But maybe that's not what you're shooting for in this
> instance.
I definitely considered this but compared to the other sets in a given sub
theme I always thought these sets seemed huge.
> Of course, if you had links to instructions and various places it might be
> doing something Fibblesnork doesn't do, which could be valuable... and a • lot
> of people don't know about Fibblesnork anyway.
Yes I thouht the links would be a good idea. But this is really just a
brainstorm. I really want this site to be by and for the space community so
I'll be throwing quite a few (sometimes ludicrous) ideas around.
> Just some thoughts.
Thanks for the input.
Jon
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> ~M
> --
> Mark's Lego Creations
> http://www.nwlink.com/~sandlin/lego
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> > From: "Jon Palmer" <jpalmer@oklahoma.net>
> > Organization: None
> > Newsgroups: lugnet.space
> > Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 02:01:12 GMT
> > Subject: Official model section at the 'Shipyard?
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> > I was thinking about making a section just for official space models.
> > Only the BIG ones. A kind of pantheon of sets.
> >
> > Is this a silly idea? I need some input here. If everyone thinks this
> > is weird or that it would be confusing to see these on the same site • with
> > MOCs please tell me. They would of course have their own area. Only • problem
> > is I don't have pictures of all of these myself and don't own a scanner.
> > Could someone donate a picture of them or tell me where to grab them?
> >
> > I would have a picture of the set and text saying when it was
> > released. For the applicable (out of production) sets I could have a • direct
> > link to Brick Shelf. Maybe I could also have each set linked to it's • theme
> > on Lugnet. (like when you go look at 6989 you would find a link to its
> > instructions on Brickshelf and a link on Lugnet to the M-tron section.) • Here
> > are the sets so far that I thought of using:
> >
> > 497
> > 6949
> > 6973
> > 6975
> > 6977
> > 6979
> > 6980
> > 6982
> > 6984
> > 6985
> > 6986
> > 6987
> > 6989
> > 6990
> > 6991
> >
> > If there are others please let me know. The reason I was thinking of
> > this is that to me seeing all of the big sets together is very • inspiring.
> > Its neat to see the evolution of the larger sets through the years.
> >
> > Anyway I'm just brainstorming right now.
> > Tell me what you think!
> >
> > Jon
> > --
> > The Galactic Shipyard
> > http://www.oklahoma.net/~jpalmer
> >
> >
>
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