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Re: Astro Lift Co. entry for Paul Hartzog's non-violent space MOC contest.
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 6 May 2001 00:57:07 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Mladen Pejic writes:
> Hmmm...
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> Killing innocent aliens just to process them into food... Very sick prospect...
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> Not much different to what the Nazis did to Jewish people in WWII. Of course
> they didn't turn them into food, but used them for "experiments".
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> I know that you intended for this to be satirical/funny, but to me it is kinda
> disturbing. Mass killings of innocent beings isn't very humourous.
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> Maybe I should keep these comments to myself, but hey, it's an open forum.
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> I hope this doesn't turn into a major discussion about ethics, Nazism, etc.
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> Anyways, the ship's design is pretty cool. Maybe a little blocky here and
> there, but still pretty neat.
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> Mladen Pejic, over and out!
A very good point, Mladen! I think this would be better if we assumed that
the guys really are processing dumb alien cattle. If a person eats pork or
beef, then that person would understand that this is a regular, every day
sort of business. I just didn't have cattle, unless I used horses. But I
didn't know how I could hang horses from meat hooks easily, and the ship
would have had to have been twice the size. Maybe polar bear figs would
have been better. But you can't take them apart like minifigs.
So let's assume the minifigs are dumb cattle. Sort of like Timmies!
Your comments are much appreciated, as always! :^) If you want to send me
a note as to how I could improve the blockiness, I would appreciate that too
cuz it's an ongoing process for me to get around that building habit. I
think that I have improved the blockness somewhat since my destroyer, but I
still found the engine area to be kinda square. I think I just need to get
my hand on some more slopes.
~Trev
Astro Lift Co.
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