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Re: SW Lego Contest Winners Announced and Voting Available
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lugnet.starwars
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Sun, 19 Dec 1999 05:24:37 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
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> Hey Joel-
> I loved Ben's MF too--but I've got to say that I was really impressed
> with a lot of the solutions you came up with, yet still kept it
> absolutely beautiful...especially the cockpit solution, which looks
> really good (despite having to be a bit "open" to the elements). Both
> MFs offered incredibly well-considered solutions to the problems of
> working in minifig scale with a ship that's not even size-consistent in
> the movies, so kudos to both--I can only hope to be so thoughtful in my
> own creations. I'd never seen any of your things before, and I found
> them all extremely impressive, impossible to ignore (although making
> voting choices was about the hardest thing in the world to do!).
hey, thanks so much, you are too kind!
I personally think it's hard to put Ben's and my Falcon
on the comparison block because we were each designing
them with a very different goal in mind. I know he spent an
enormous amount of energy making all those great working
gadgets and stuff like the shooting missles and escape pods...
whereas I was basically concerned in making an accurate interior
to see if it could be done. I think we were both very successful
in what we were trying to do, although I admit his would be more
fun to play with!
> Congratulations to all the deserving winners, but congratulations also
> to all of the entrants for making this the hardest vote I've *ever* had
> to make! It was a real treat.
I agree! When I saw all those entries... I thought to myself,
"wow I don't envy Pat having to choose one for each category!"
cheers!
Joel
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