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The scale of Serenity

POSTED BY: Hera
UPDATED: Monday, June 12, 2006 22:05
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Monday, June 12, 2006 9:54 PM

My friend at work wrote this for me. Guess he was making fun of the thread, heh.

Quote:

So, I was thinking. After my last Home Depot run... you’d like to come over and see the replica I built in my back yard. My Dad got these boxes from work. Like seriously, a lot of boxes. But, there’s this vacant lot out back where they’re going to build a house and I made a grid that’s probably 1ft. - 20ft. It’s just big enough. Well, I made a replica of Serenity!!! And you can see that the dorms really don’t fit. She’s small on scale already, but anyway, I’ll get my mom to make us some bacon in the microwave, maybe we can camp out tonight...


Funny thing is, the whole time reading it, I was like "man, this sounds like fun!"

Bummer he was kidding.

-Hera

"Wanna?" – Mal to Kaylee, Out of Gas

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Monday, June 12, 2006 10:01 PM

So am I the only person who can't see it when not in three dimensions?

It's just that the dorms aren't all at the same hight and it looks (in 2-d) like they'd just squeeze in there if they at the right height.

I'm not saying I don't believe you guys, I just want to know how much sticks out and where it sticks out because I can't visualize it. Everyone else seems to have no problem with it, at least no one else has said, "I don't see it either."

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Monday, June 12, 2006 10:05 PM

And when I said 3-d model I meant computer model.

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