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Re: Star Trek Shuttle Mocs
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lugnet.space
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Fri, 2 Mar 2001 21:41:04 GMT
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In lugnet.space, J.D. Forinash wrote:
> In article <G9ICHq.1oq@lugnet.com>, Paul Hartzog <panarchy23@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > "Most" of us base our MOCs and our MOC technology on Star Trek,
> > so how come there are tons of Star Wars MOCs out there,
> > and almost NO Star Trek MOCs?
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> Figure that minifig "scale" is around a stud per foot. That figure may be
> off by 50% even, but it's close enough to get where I want to go with this.
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> The saucer section on Enterprise is 127 meters in diameter, according
> to a random web page I found. That's on the order of 400 feet.
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> 400 feet, even if I'm off by 50%, is still 200 studs in diameter. That's
> four Big Grey Baseplates end-to-end.
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> And that's just the saucer section. I suspect the reason there's few Star
> Trek MOCs out there is most of us just don't have the pieces for it...
Well, I *did* get a lot of bricks for my Bar Mitzvah...
<grin, duck, and run, very, very fast>
Steve
Warning: RTL old timer reference detected (lvl 001)
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