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Re: Captain Crash teaser (Was Re: Now THIS is classic space!)
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 25 Apr 2001 22:33:07 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Paul Hanson writes:
> In lugnet.space, Sean Forbes writes:
>
> > Or in the water. Or maybe it's subliminal communist messages on T.V.?
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> Yeah, that's it!
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> > I'm actally glad that you posted your before I finished mine. As mine is the
> > smallest of the three I've seen (did I mention that Wayne's is SIX FREAKING
> > FEET TALL?)
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> Wayne's is indeed impressive - but I think a cleverly designed smaller model
> can be equally impressive. It's harder to have a nice shape or to fit all
> the features into a smaller model.
Too true. In fact, after reading a "Might have been" short story on Goddard
and his experiments in "Liquid Fuel Rockets", I've planned out a whole new
engine compartment.
> For these reasons, I'm really looking
> forward to seeing more of Capt. Crash's ship.
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> > I was having some trouble with the lines coming out smooth.
> > Examining yours closer helped me alot with that.
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> Glad I could help!
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> > Once I do a little more part
> > sorting and work out the minifig for Captain Crash I'll post the story, but
> > here's a teaser
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> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=41575
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> Enough with the teasers already! When are we going to see the completed
> ship. If you plan to enter it in the contest, you'd better hurry :-)
Well, it looks like the "little bit of sorting" turned out to be a lot more
than I planned. I think I'll take some good pictures of the finished model
for the contest before I do the comic. That'll take a lot of extra building
outside the model so it's gotta be one or the other. *Sigh* If only I didn't
have to work, I would have time for all of my hobbies. :)
Sean
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