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Re: Giant Cruiser and MOC contest
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Tue, 21 Dec 1999 00:41:56 GMT
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I'm up for it if I can borrow a digital camera and then throw up a site. The
problem is my ship might not be done right away. Its already a year and a
half in the making..although it could probably be done (on the outside) in
about a month. I'd love to just enter kind of unofficially if I could. I
still need to finish certain sections of the hull, the rose windows, the
bridge and the drive system in back (this section finally came to me while I
was dozing off the other night)..then put on some details and tweak the
flying butresses a bit and I should be finished with the exterior.
Palmer.
Bob Jackson wrote in message ...
> I was thinking that it would be fun to have an MOC contest judged in a few
> areas: Biggest MOC, Most Well-Designed MOC, and Most Technology-Utilizing • MOC
> (i.e. with motors, lights, possibly some dacta, technic, and mindstorms
> elements). Everyone could post a link to pictures of their MOC and state • the
> size (length, width, and heighth), as well as other statistics. We would • then
> judge the ships. What does everyone think of this?
>
> By the way, I'm also building an MO, the Spartan, that I plan to be around • 325
> studs long when finished. My goal is to be able to fit four capital ships • I
> made the size of the deep freeze defender in the docking bay. They will be
> suspended overhead and technicians will use catwalks to get to the support
> releases. I am planning on using four of the alien saucer pieces in a • circle
> of four (16 total) as the main drive system. The docking bay will have • lights
> and so will the bridge. The barracks will be able to hold 175 men in • triple
> bunkbeds arranged in five rows. There will be a full bathroom with 20 • toilets
> (not much for the crew size) and 20 showers. Working electronic elevators
> will provide transportation between floors. Transportation in the docking • bay
> is via a large electric monorail system; a quick and effective transport.
> There will be several mini-docking bays along the ship's expanse, including
> private ones for the higher-ups. The ship's troops look very cool. They • have
> grey legs, and grey white-dotted Fright Knights torsos. They have grey
> helmets and black visors. I have split them up into divisions. Each • division
> is 25 men, each squad is 5 men. Three men in the squad are armed with • simple
> T-Rifles (standard issue blaster rifles), one is a bazooka specialist, and • one
> is either a sniper with a W9-30 Sniper Rifle (black rifle with a short • black
> antenna) or a grenadier with a pack of grenades. This gives me 35 bazooka
> men, 105 riflemen, and 35 other specialists. Those are my ground troops,
> which are transported to the field by the MOC itself through the use of
> atmospheric maneuvering vanes. I am also working on 3 squads of 12 • fighters
> to go in the ship. I'll stop ranting here, lemme know what you think about
> the MOC contest.
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