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Re: new MOC -- M.E.D.I.C., thx
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Mon, 19 Feb 2001 23:43:58 GMT
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its so great and ego-massaging to
hear comments like this Norman :-),
thx a bunch
in answer to your questions:
the siren is only for in-air which is also why the ship has a horizontal
design (landing gear, ladders @ the doors, etc)
i was thinking that the trans antifreeze piece near the pilot
was sort of a lava lamp to keep his stress level down ;-)
the angled computer sits on a vertical hinge which is on a
flat hinge that you typically use for walls and such 1x2x1
for each 1/2 of the hinge (couldn't find a part #)
took the pics in the course of a day, all pretty much in
daylight.
thx again,
more MOCs soon
-paul
In lugnet.space, Norman Mensing writes:
> Hey Lugnuts!
>
> Don't miss Paul's _outstanding_ "flying hospital" -even if your not a
> spaceguy, have a look! Especially at the interior.
>
> To Paul:
>
> Great! Great, great, great. After gazing for allmost an hour at all the
> pictures, I think it's one of the best ships I've seen around.
>
> Nice looking irregular outer hull.
> Good choice of colours. You read your "aesthetics" section for sure :-) The
> dark grey blends well with the red/white.
> I like that see-a-red-cross-from-everywhere design, (though I doubt you can
> see anything from behind if somebody turns the engines on ;-) )
>
> I'm not sure about the efficiency of the a siren in space, but still it's a
> cute detail (and I'm sure you will explain me there's some advanced
> technology in there that makes all the ships' hulls in the vicinity humm and
> boom ;- ) )
>
> I _love_ all the detail in just every corner of the ship - inside and
> outside. Cool cockpit. Mmm... inverse slope computer, great comfortable
> looking captain's / pilot's chair. Is that a big alarm light at the
> "windscreen" or just a green bottle that the pilot left there? And how did
> you get that wall computer stay at an angle ?
> And that operating room / medical bay:
>
> Jaw droppin' (if there is an expression like that)
>
> So, so many cool little details - the hinged computer consoles - the moving
> scanner - the little integrated sink - the protective stasis-"canopy" - the
> ... All of it. *Way cool*.
>
> And finally I also like the quality of the pictures. Great closeups, good
> viewing angles - You really think your inside a spaceship. The colours and
> the contrast turned out very well, too. Did you take them at daylight?
>
> Oh, and best of all... fish screen saver! ROTL.
>
> At last I got the word I was searching for the whole time: Masterpiece. More
> of that stuff.
>
> -Norman
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