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Re: Welcome To The 25th Century
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Sat, 19 Aug 2006 03:04:31 GMT
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Sometimes white can be a
> difficult color to build in, I think: almost as hard as blue.
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> What is the back compartment? For smuggling? cargo? Women?
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> Funny stuff, btw.
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> -Avery
Avery,
Now that you mention it I do believe you are right about blue... It is a
difficult color to build with. Most blue pieces are basic bricks, and the color
blue that Lego uses is so bright that it's hard to build anything with realism.
In the television program the starfighter was a two seater and both pilots faced
the same direction with the rear passenger having to look out of the forward
canopy. The back hatch is an attempt to put the "windows" in the right spot but
not big enough to smoosh another minifig into. I made it a hatch back like all
good '70's designs. I believe that Buck would have tried to put "two" women
back there (he was an unspeakable cad - translate as moonraker derivative)! JOn
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| (...) I am not too familiar with Buck Rogers other than a few smattered references. And, I have never seen any ships from that. I guess I will have to do some web surfing tonight. Anyhow, I like what I see. Sometimes white can be a difficult color (...) (18 years ago, 19-Aug-06, to lugnet.space, FTX)
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