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Re: MoTeC rule question.
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lugnet.technic
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Tue, 7 May 2002 23:45:40 GMT
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In lugnet.technic, Steven Lane writes:
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> I think if we follow this route we should split the competiton into two
> catagories. Keep the current rules and add a parallel class for models
> containing modified parts. I realise this would create more complexity but I
> think it would be worth it.
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> The reason I think we should do this is because if we lump all the model's
> together, the model's with modified parts would have an unfair advantage
> over the others. The other advantage of two competitions, would be that it
> would encourage development of both types of building simultaneously.
I've gotta disagree here - sometimes finding the best way using modified parts
is just as much a challenge as doing it "pure". (Yes, I have used some modified
parts - I just don't like to broadcast it!.)
So I'd like to see models with minor mods welcomed in MoTeC with open arms -
there's already too much compartmental dorkism in the world 8?) I see it as no
worse than (as others have mentioned) non-LEGO string, ballast etc, which are
specifically allowed (and have been used by yours truly). Does there need to be
a limit to the amount of modification? Probably not - models with too much will
probably get less votes, anyway.
Just my AU$0.04
ROSCO
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| (...) I've never had any problems. (...) I think if we follow this route we should split the competiton into two catagories. Keep the current rules and add a parallel class for models containing modified parts. I realise this would create more (...) (23 years ago, 7-May-02, to lugnet.technic)
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