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Re: Unfinished Dropship
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lugnet.space
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Date:
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Thu, 22 Dec 2005 16:07:17 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Dave Johann wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Mladen Pejic wrote:
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I started this MOC back in August and stopped working on it by early
September due to school. Unfortunately, I lost interest in completing it,
and have to disassemble it for a new project I am planning for the winter
break.
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I’m happy to see this, Mladen. Sad to see that it will never see completion,
but happy to see the model itself. It’s nice to see builders who scrap
creations at the ‘80% done level’ simply because I do the same thing.
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Heh. Thanks Dave.
I didn’t know other builders scrapped projects so far down the line. It’s really
hard to let go sometimes, especially when you’ve committed so much time and
energy.
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Aside from the overall SNOT construction, I discovered an interesting
new
use for part 30535.
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An excellent use of that part! I also enjoyed the orientation of that part on
the model itself.
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Thanks. It’s really too bad LEGO doesn’t produce really large ball and socket
joint. I know there are ball & socket parts that came in some of those Episode 2
sets, but I never acquired any, and they were pretty limited in colours.
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Don’t be surprised if this inspires my own build. Now that I’m close to
completely sorted, I am itching to unleash the creative juices on a few new
models in 2006. :)
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Awesome!
Once I’m sorted as well, I will be all GO GO GO! :-D
Mladen Pejic
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| (...) I'm happy to see this, Mladen. Sad to see that it will never see completion, but happy to see the model itself. It's nice to see builders who scrap creations at the '80% done level' simply because I do the same thing. (...) An excellent use of (...) (19 years ago, 22-Dec-05, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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