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Re: Proposal: a TOWN building contest!
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Sun, 31 Dec 2000 19:03:50 GMT
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Amy Hughes wrote in message ...
In lugnet.build.contests, Kevin Wilson writes:
In the spirit of the recent Classic Space building contest, I'm proposing
(and am willing to organise) a building contest for us TOWN junkies.

Poor timing for me since in your time frame my church will use up most of • my
pieces. I intend to enter it, though, in the obscene-number-of-pieces
category

Sounds good to me. Better make sure we have that category :-)

Scale can be minifig, classic, or other. Fabuland?

Consistency would be great. I vote for minifig.

I think we could have different scales without too much trouble, and making
it minifig-only excludes people like Gary Istok who build to classic scale.
What do others think?

Should this be just buildings, or vehicles as well?

Keep the number of categories small so there's multiple entries in each. • How
'bout...

Residential (small and large categories, by approx piece count)
Sounds good.... would 1000 pieces make a good cutoff? 1000 pcs is only a
medium-sized model really (like my Victorian House).

Public, commercial and industrial (churches, Main Street scenes, parks, • etc)
(small and large categories)

I like adding Public to this - good - but I stll think multi-building
complexes should have their own category.

Train-related buildings(small and large categories)

Personal vehicles (1 category)
Commercial and utility vehicles (including planes) (1 category)

Hmmmm... there's a big difference between what you can do in 4-wide and
what's possible in more than 4-wide, I'd like to see the 2 categories for
each. If we're going to include planes, I really think they need a separate
category.

Trains (1 category)

Noooooo! Trains need their own separate competition otherwise this will just
get too unweildy!

Boats/Ships (small and large categories)
Structures (bridges, etc) (1 category)

I agree

DAT-only (all types) (small and large categories)

2 choices here, I think: either include both DAT and real-life models in all
teh categories, or split all the categories above by DAT and real-life. I
think if we just have 2 categories for DAT models they would be over-filled
and hard to judge.

Thanks for your input Amy - hope more people speak up soon (if not, this
probably won't fly at all....)

Kevin
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  Re: Proposal: a TOWN building contest!
 
(...) I think we shouldn't let Gary participate at all (coz he'll obviously win). <grin> Kidding, kidding! But he prolly would, too. :-) -Shiri (who *is* actually considering doing something... but what? hmm) XFUT .o-t.fun (24 years ago, 31-Dec-00, to lugnet.town, lugnet.off-topic.fun)
  Re: Proposal: a TOWN building contest!
 
(...) How about a military category? KZ (24 years ago, 31-Dec-00, to lugnet.town)

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(...) Poor timing for me since in your time frame my church will use up most of my pieces. I intend to enter it, though, in the obscene-number-of-pieces category :-) (...) Consistency would be great. I vote for minifig. (...) Keep the number of (...) (24 years ago, 31-Dec-00, to lugnet.town)

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