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Re: LEGO contest - Oops! (was: I have updated my site)
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lugnet.starwars
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Tue, 15 Jun 1999 16:09:24 GMT
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> re-reading the rules, it seems to me that a non-starwars based >model may • have a
> better chance of winning than one which is based on a starwars
> ship/vehicle.
Thanks for the clarification David! As I said before, I didn't have the
rules in front of me, nor could I find them at home, so your post was a big
help.
The rules for this particular LEGO contest is a double edged sword. I like
the fact the rules are flexible, but they're almost too flexible! It's
somewhat difficult to determine what the judges will be looking for. Oh
well, I guess that's what makes it fun...it's a challenge!
I think if a person wanted to stray from any documented Star Wars ship, I'd
still believe it might be cool to borrow design elements from "canon" SW
ships and make your creation a part of the SW universe somehow. Does that
make sense? This way, you're being creative with a design, but at the same
time finding a way to fit it in the SW universe. Sure, it's not what the
rules ask for, but it might make for some interesting projects.
Steve B.
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> Here's what the rules say. A lego model which would improve life on this
> planet, or in a galaxy far, far away. Further, specific to the 17 and up
> category, the judging is based only 40% on engineering design, and 60% on
> creativity/originality of design, which leads me to think that you will • have a
> better chance of winning with a non-starwars based, totally original MOC.
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> -Dave Jr.
> http://soli.inav.net/~thomas/lego/main.htm
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