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In lugnet.build.ancient, Marc Nelson Jr. wrote:
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YES! Is this the Bible or Fangoria?
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I admit, it is sometimes hard to tell the difference.
Thanks, I remembered that back when I did the Massacre of Jericho story I used
only the bull horn piece as shofars, and Bruce Hietbrink pointed me toward a
better solution which
added the 1x1 cone. So I have to give design credit to Brickshelf user
DarthMiller1.
Of the many throne design ideas I’ve tried out, I think that’s my favorite
detail. “Jammed” may not be the right word, though, as I recall they lock into
place in what feels like a fairly natural fit.
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Hey Brendan, since you have a lot of babies in your illustrations, I was
wondering if you had seen this
nifty baby
solution.
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Hey, now that’s sweet! Another great MOC from Rocko, but I see even he extends
design credit for the wrapped-up baby backward to FBTB member 11Numb.
Always borrow from the best, I say.
-Brendan
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Marc Nelson Jr. wrote:
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Hey Brendan, since you have a lot of babies in your illustrations, I was
wondering if you had seen this
nifty baby
solution.
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Hey, now that’s sweet! Another great MOC from Rocko, but I see even he
extends design credit for the wrapped-up baby backward to FBTB member 11Numb.
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Hey,
That design was also previously used in two entries to the Colossal Castle
Contest 5 - one by SlyOwl and another by Micah Berger.
Bruce
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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That design was also previously used in two entries to the Colossal Castle
Contest 5 - one by SlyOwl and another by
Micah Berger.
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Hey, Bruce. Thanks for bringing both of those really nice MOCs to our
attention. Love the pouring-liquid effects in SlyOwl’s collage (as well as in
Rocko’s vignette), and Micah’s scene is very notable for its use of sand green
pasture and it’s autumn trees.
-Brendan
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