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Re: The Archangel and Enola Gray
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 3 Jan 2006 12:20:53 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Daniel Rubin wrote:
I’ll be honest - the shape does not work for me. But that is not to say that the
model is bad, it certainly is not. There’s lots of good greebling.
I particularly like the flaps in the wings, the hoses, and the underside of the
legs (as seen in http://newbrickorder.com/dan/?m=archangel&n=2)
I’m also curious as to where you got the 1*1 black tile with “Å” printing (can
be seen to the left of the Insectoids control panel in the photo linked above).
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I like this ship. It’s studless with a very interesting shape and lots of odd
angles everywhere, which keeps it from being boring and predictable to look at.
I’m also becoming more and more fond of windshield-less designs - they seem more
viable in the “real world”.
The “danger” stripes around the engines are well done, as are the engines -
simple but effective. The forward turrets are very anime, I like that. Gotta get
me some 1*1 slopes...
In all, nice model!
-- Tobias
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e-mail.
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| (...) Ah, that would be this ever so spacy set: (URL) Name Letter Pack.> Here's another use of some of those parts by Aaron Sneary: (URL) Peace and characters, Professor Whateverly (URL) (19 years ago, 4-Jan-06, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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