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Re: Mark 4 Destroyer
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 11 Jan 2001 01:54:54 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Trevor Pruden writes:
> In lugnet.space, Mladen Pejic writes:
> >
> > WOW! Very larger; very nice! Since you mention that this is a • work-in-progress,
> > I'm not going to make any criticisms towards the lack of detail on the top • and
> > sides. However, I will say that the colour scheme is great (and consistant,
> > something which most MOC builders forget), and the weapons. I really think • that
> > you should concentrate on the front and back the most, since that is where • the
> > coolest stuff goes (i.e. weapons, engines, fuel tanks, hatches, etc.). After
> > you have completed the front and back, the interior and middle should come
> > easily. Overall, very impressive model.
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> Will do. You're right, this is a work in progress, and is only 3/4 done on
> the exterior. More to come!
Can't wait to see how it will look in the end!
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> >
> > However, what really impressed me was (don't take this in a bad way) how much
> > better this model looks compared to your other previous destroyers. I'm • really
> > wondering how you managed to build a 5-foot long ship with a consistant • colour
> > scheme, and yet made smaller ships with (don't be offended) such eclectic
> > colour schemes (mostly due to over-sized, single purpose elements, right?)?
>
> :-) I just finished posting some relies regarding the color scheme. I
> guess that the color scheme of this ship (and my battle cruiser from
> November) have greatly improved over previous designs, at least in
> consistency. But I must admit that I have been forced into corner on that
> one. I am trying to save as much blue as possible since it is my building
> color of choice (check out my website). And blue is very rere these days
> since TLC has stopped selling it in bulk in favor of green, tan and dark
> grey. >:-( I am NOT happy about that, let me tell you!
Oh, I perfectly understand; I try to save as much grey and dark grey whenever I
build models.
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> >
> > On a side note: That little blue ship looks great, any chances of you posting
> > close-ups.
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> I didn't think people would care much for that one! I through that ship
> together in a few hours to show how a smaller ship would dock to my
> destroyer. :-) Funny, but it's always the ship to the side that catches
> the most attention in my experience. Like my MF175 freighter. I had no
> idea that people would like it so much.
>
> I'll post some pics soon. It's a small blockade runner/multi-purpose
> vessel. The side modules (bunks, galley, cargo) come off for access,
> revealing the central corridor. There is a gunner station and engineering
> station over the central corridor, plus a universal docking ring to the port
> and an escape pod to the starboard. The idea is that I wanted a simple
> multi role ship that was not strickly a freighter, and could be configured
> as a small hospital/medical evac unit, research. etc. The white SW engines
> over the back end are the matter scoops (with ruby front), and right behind
> them are the squat warp nacelles.
Wow, now I'm even more interested in that little ship. An escape pod, gunner
station, engineering station and universal docking rings, all in one small
ship, mmm... <drool>
> Trev
Mladen Pejic, over and out!
http://members.attcanada.ca/~milovan/index.htm
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| (...) Will do. You're right, this is a work in progress, and is only 3/4 done on the exterior. More to come! (...) :-) I just finished posting some relies regarding the color scheme. I guess that the color scheme of this ship (and my battle cruiser (...) (24 years ago, 11-Jan-01, to lugnet.space)
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