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In lugnet.announce.moc, Megan Rothrock wrote:
> Hello everyone-
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> Well had to be done- Here's Phergy-She's a new Podagon with a love of bling,
> excess, treasure and knights with shiny suits of armor!
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=206011
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> Please check her out and let me know what you think?
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> I've also been expirementing with teeth-NASHER will get ya!
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=205927
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> feedback would be great!
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> long live the Brick!
Brilliant! Spotlighted.
Your models really seem to make the bricks come alive. And it's such a
refreshingly different style from the rest of us.
I've been buying these "creator" sets that build dinosaurs and other beasts, but
just for the parts really (though of course, I do build to the instructions at
least once before sorting the parts into my collection). I've never tried
building a MOC in that vein. But your work is inspiring me to give it a try...
wish me luck!
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Megan Rothrock wrote:
Hi Megan,
My wife likes your stuffs. She’s not an AFOL so I can’t really add constructive
feedback to this comment :-(.
I can’t say I really enjoy (I prefer the aesthetic of technical stuffs than
biological) but as William says, that’s a refreshingly different style - maybe
the use of not so usual parts (clikits flowers) and colors (pink !). Differences
are welcome.
Podagon ? Who has coined this term ? A new one from “X-pod” and “dragon” ? Are
there rules one have to follow to make a “podagon” as for vignettes ?
Didier
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Yes, indeed - spotlit.
Phergy is very cute - even if she has her special character and personality.
And she should give some boy groups a try. They are
not as healthy as a knight, but maybe more spicy.
Andreas
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Love ‘em! I checked out the rest of your Brickshelf, and I have to say that
Smergle and the Nautalus are my favorite (I was almost a marine biologist...).
Keep up the good work! -Josh
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> Brilliant! Spotlighted.
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> Your models really seem to make the bricks come alive. And it's such a
> refreshingly different style from the rest of us.
Thank you William, I do try and bring as much life to the LEGO bricks that I
can-I think it has to do w/ my background in animation- I also like to build
things/creatures that I have always enjoyed from nature-sometimes from my head
as well.
> I've been buying these "creator" sets that build dinosaurs and other beasts, but
> just for the parts really (though of course, I do build to the instructions at
> least once before sorting the parts into my collection). I've never tried
> building a MOC in that vein. But your work is inspiring me to give it a try...
> wish me luck!
I totally dig the Creator sets too!!! Yes, the pieces rock! Good luck w/ your
creature venture!
Megan
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In lugnet.castle, Didier Enjary wrote:
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My wife likes your stuffs. She’s not an AFOL so I can’t really add
constructive feedback to this comment :-(.
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Hi Didier-
Cool she likes my work!
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Podagon ? Who has coined this term ? A new one from “X-pod” and “dragon” ?
Are there rules one have to follow to make a “podagon” as for vignettes ?
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I came up with the term PODAGONS -yes xpod-dragons-
I guess as far as rules go-
The body must be an X-pod-and the head should not be larger then the pod.
The pod should always be able to be opened or the lid off to show what they have
inside thier belly. Keep them fun-and they are always hungery-so make sure thier
pod is full of LEGO tid-bits.
It will be neat to see what you come up with-let me know!
Megan
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Phergy is very cute - And she should give some boy groups a try. They are
not as healthy as a knight, but maybe more spicy.
Andreas
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Hi Andreas,
hehehe I guess she could go for a boyband or two-might do our ears a world of
good...hehe
Megan
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Love ‘em! I checked out the rest of your Brickshelf, and I have to say that
Smergle and the Nautalus are my favorite (I was almost a marine
biologist...). Keep up the good work! -Josh
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Thanks Josh, I’m glad you like my work! Smergle is one of my favs. too. The
Nautalus was the 1st serrious MOC I built. He was quite a challange-I’m so
ammazed by what lives in the sea-it is a diff. world. That’s cool you were
almost a marine biologist! I know a few of em in California. Funny-they are all
into surfing-
-Megan
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Megan Rothrock wrote:
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long live the Brick!
Megan
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This must be a “True Megan” , was my first thought when I saw this creatures. I
have seen some of your creatures in real, and I like them because they are so
really unique. I hope to see this ones in real too.
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Fantastic! I like the way you’ve given her some personality. Wonderful model.
The crown is priceless.
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I’ve also been expirementing with teeth-NASHER will get ya!
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Nice organic feel. You really have a wonderfully creative and original style.
I’m getting a bit jealous of your color usage. I just never seem to do well in
that catagory. Your parts useage is great as well. I don’t think I’ll ever cease
to be amazed at new uses builders come up with.
Bryce
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Fantastic! I like the way you’ve given her some personality. Wonderful model.
The crown is priceless.
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hehe Thanks Bryce! Yes, she loves her crown-and will take off your arm if you
should try and remove it-
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Nice organic feel. You really have a wonderfully creative and original style.
I’m getting a bit jealous of your color usage. I just never seem to do well
in that catagory. Your parts useage is great as well. I don’t think I’ll ever
cease to be amazed at new uses builders come up with.
Bryce
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It’s very nice of you to say that- I always strive to get shape/form right-so
the mocs look like they would if they were real. Well I really dig the modern
colors LEGO has now-not just primary ones-it gives me a lot of choices!
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In lugnet.castle, Megan Rothrock wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Didier Enjary wrote: • ...
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Podagon ? Who has coined this term ? A new one from “X-pod” and “dragon” ?
Are there rules one have to follow to make a “podagon” as for vignettes ?
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I came up with the term PODAGONS -yes xpod-dragons-
I guess as far as rules go-
The body must be an X-pod-and the head should not be larger then the pod.
The pod should always be able to be opened or the lid off to show what they
have inside thier belly. Keep them fun-and they are always hungery-so make
sure thier pod is full of LEGO tid-bits.
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:-) the rules’ description is fun (cute not being the right word when talking
about hungry dragons :D) in itself.
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It will be neat to see what you come up with-let me know!
Megan
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