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Re: Mark 4 Destroyer
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Wed, 10 Jan 2001 04:51:36 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Trevor Pruden writes:
> Hi, Fellas!
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> Been a while since I posted anything on my website. Thought I'd show what
> I've been slaving over. Peter, if your wondering, YES I have done a lot
> since we last talked about this ship. Notice that the docking ring (in
> between the blue ship and the destroyer) is now on the central, elevator
> module. I had to tear apart the engineering section to do it.
Very nice, I like things big. Good idea to add a central docking ring.
> But, the basic form of the engineering and engine modules are complete at
> the back end, and all I have to do is add fine showy detail.
> Comments would be very much appreciated. Note that the ship is only 3/4
> structurally complete (I'm missing the entire upper deck where the bridge
> would be, and I am waiting on parts to finish the second deck section over
> the service bays towards the rear of the ship). This ship is very big (over
> 5 feet long), and I need help from all you fine MOC builders out there with
> fine detail and features. :)
Do you mean sensors, armor and exterior do-dads, or interior features? If
the ship is sectional or able to be opened, then truly interior detail would
be good (i.e. things for the crew to keep busy with). As to exterior,
please don't think that I dislike your design (I'm working on something
similar), but the peppering of weaponry on the exterior seems to be strictly
on the upper decks (dorsal side). It has the appearance of a more sea-going
vessel rather than space (if you watch Star Trek movies, in #2 Spock
comments that Khan thinks two dimensionally, and HE's a superior intellect!
I did the same thing on an earlier construction...). If you were to
re-position the exterior sensors, do-dads (highly technical term :o) and
weaponry to provide more of a 360 degree coverage, I think it would achieve
a truly formidable profile.
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> Better pics to be posted on my website when the basic structure is done.
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=2376
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> ~Trev
> Astro Lift Co.
Hat is off to you for undertaking what is one of the most difficult of
constructions! Truly, anything made of ABS as a single object that
approaches the size of your bed is way cool!
Best wishes!
Aaron
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| (...) Thanks! There are actually two. The ship is symmetical down the center split plane. (...) Yup.. you hit it on the nail. My approach is very sea faring...you're not the first to notice that. Well, I can add some outcrops like I did on the Mark (...) (24 years ago, 10-Jan-01, to lugnet.space)
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| Hi, Fellas! Been a while since I posted anything on my website. Thought I'd show what I've been slaving over. Peter, if your wondering, YES I have done a lot since we last talked about this ship. Notice that the docking ring (in between the blue (...) (24 years ago, 10-Jan-01, to lugnet.space)
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