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Re: Very cool ship
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 30 Nov 2000 18:53:49 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Jon Palmer writes:
> I've been out of it for a bit so I don't know if this has been posted.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=2153
Whoa! I sure haven't seen *that* before. I'd remember it!
> This is really really really cool.
It's sort of like the anti-Spiffcraft. Or a vertical-flying
Old Moon Pie.
> I love the kind of organic look. I love how original it looks. Its funny
> cause I saw it on Brickshelf and looked at it really quick because I'm a
> huge Gaiman fan (still haven't read the book even though I own it) and then
> I saw who made it and was like Doh! I'll get you Sandlin! I'm not sure what
> that means.
I think it means that the MOC rocks. This is easily my favourite
so far this year--and it's in a LOT of august company. Mark's just
handled the 'molluscness' so incredibly well--the 3/4 after view is
my favourite (neverwhere03.jpg), because it shows off the stepped
venting, and makes excellent use of the highly banal 4x9 tapered
biplane wings. The engines fill the open quarter extremely nicely,
and to round the open segment out, it's only fitting that this be
the first model I've seen that uses the new click-segments for
landing gear!
Why, it's even enough for me to overlook the fact that I'd been
planning to re-MOC _Suffren_ with some hemisphere siding next
year, and agree that this is by far the more impressive effort.
As for that sliding-panel weapons shield...excellent engineering.
If it locks down securely when not in use, I'm even that much more
impressed. If you're coming to BrickFest or something, make sure
you DO NOT TAKE THIS APART. I demand the right to 'whoooooosh' it
around, dagnabit, and since I'm almost 30 and should act more
maturely, I'll slap an injunction on you to preserve it! Don't
*make* me call Johnnie Cochran...(BIG grin, in case you didn't know.)
Anyways, Mark, superb job. My only possible suggestion would be
to 'roughen up' the flight profile--get some scaly-detail in the
section between the saucers so that the neat layering effect aft is
carried forward to the canopy joints. But MAN do I love that after
quarter-view!
Can we make a contest for this? Just for this one ship?
best
LFB
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| (...) OK, this is getting silly. I posted it last night, but Jon didn't check Lugnet before he posted a link to it. :^\ No big deal, tho. You guys can check my personal website if you want to read the little blurb I typed up on it. (...) Heh. Moon (...) (24 years ago, 30-Nov-00, to lugnet.space)
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| I've been out of it for a bit so I don't know if this has been posted. (URL) is really really really cool. I love the kind of organic look. I love how original it looks. Its funny cause I saw it on Brickshelf and looked at it really quick because (...) (24 years ago, 30-Nov-00, to lugnet.space)
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