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Re: Hello?
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Tue, 3 Jul 2001 19:40:40 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.space, Jesse Alan Long writes:
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> <...> I guess the only way I
> > can prove myself as an equal is to wait for my student loan to arrive so I
> > can use some of that money to purchase a significant amount of LEGO bricks,
> > LEGO plates, and LEGO pieces to build a thousand stud long space craft.
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> All kidding aside (and this is a bit of a touchy subject, we've had debates
> about it before)... size isn't everything.
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> You do NOT need to build a huge model to show you have chops. A small nifty
> one will do. And even if you aren't the slickest builder, you STILL can make
> a valuable contribution to LUGNET in the groups, by sharing information
> about sets, deals, construction techniques, media, etc. etc.
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> What is needed is for you to sort of start afresh in your approach. Lurk a
> bit more and try to ask questions that show that you've done some thinking.
> Try to contribute opinions that don't seem to suggest that you know all the
> answers about how to make models that look good (space models, especially,
> are a matter of personal preference).
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> Hope that helps.
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> You gotta give respect to get respect.
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> ++Lar
I do have some small, nifty models, particularly of a fighter, which is not
complete due to a lack of proper LEGO pieces, though complete enough to show
an indication of serious thought in my mind. This model is known as the
Solar Switchblade, a light (which does not mean weaponless) fighter in the
Gaea Federation fleet. I constructed a rather nifty use of a Life on Mars
window from a T-3 Trike, combined that with a Mono Jet, and combined some
parts from a semi-recent Technic set, and built the Solar Switchblade. I
made some blueprints to some of my work but it is really horrible,
especially since I can not draw very well and the fact that I use graph
paper rather than a computer. (PaintBrush would take an excessively long
time so I write on graph paper.) I do not recall the exact name of the
Technic set but I do know that it was a little red dune buggy or some other
type of vehicle made in the year 1999. I will find the set so that I can
tell you what you need and you may also need to use some parts from the LEGO
Shop At Home service, Larry, so I will tell you what you need in order to
make this nifty space craft for your own enjoyment, Larry.
Jesse Long
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| (...) Maybe you could check out the CAD section for a couple of programs to use to record your creations. Have you checked out www.LDraw.org? -Duane (23 years ago, 3-Jul-01, to lugnet.space)
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| In lugnet.space, Jesse Alan Long writes: <...> I guess the only way I (...) All kidding aside (and this is a bit of a touchy subject, we've had debates about it before)... size isn't everything. You do NOT need to build a huge model to show you have (...) (23 years ago, 3-Jul-01, to lugnet.space)
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