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Re: Et in Arcadia Lego Update -- The ButtBuster
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 21 Mar 2001 00:56:33 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Hanson writes:
> I want one! No, not the model (though that would be cool) - but real life.
> It would be a blast to zoom around on that thing - and it looks like it
> would go REAL fast.
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> But seriously - nice interesting construction, good use of tan pieces, great
> details. Very well done.
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> In a way, I think a nicely done small model like this is more impressive
> than a really big one - it's much more challenging to get a nice shape & fit
> all the details on. Nice!
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> - Paul
why thank you, paul :-)
i have to say, i think that detail stands out better on a smaller MOC
because percentage-wise it makes up more of the visual area. On a
larger MOC the brain is overwhelmed by size and volume of visuals
and can't really appreciate any particular detail. A smaller MOC
is more polite to the neurons, giving them time to digest the
details.
any thoughts?
-paul
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