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Re: The Ten Plagues
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Tue, 8 Oct 2002 08:57:08 GMT
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink writes:
Wow!  Big update.  I'll go through more later, but I just looked through the
plague of the frogs.  Very cute.  How many of those frogs do you have?

You know, I never bothered to count.  @8^)  Suffice it to say, a lot.  It
started last Christmas when my girlfriend, knowing I'd eventually illustrate
the Plague of Frogs, ordered me 10 LEGO frogs on Bricklink.  It took a few
more Bricklink purchases before I felt I had enough to do it right, though.

-I love them getting into everything.  Sometimes they are in places without
studs.  Did you use glue?

Not glue per se, but I do admit to "cheating".  I used some sticky putty
stuff that is easy to apply, remove, and reuse.  I felt a little bad about
breaking the "rules", but couldn't think of a better way to show frogs
clamboring onto people and certain surfaces that that just don't have studs.

-Favorite pic, maybe the one with the frog on Aaron's head.  Or else maybe
the Pharoah's cat chasing a frog.  Very cat-like.

The frog plague was definitely the most fun to illustrate.  It doesn't
strike me so much like a plague as it does an annoyance.  But who am I to
question Yahweh?

-Favorite construction - the bedroom.  I like how you use tiles for the
floor and then the bath (one plate lower) has studs, so it is like ripples
in the water.  You would expect that some of the frogs would jump in,
though, no?  Oh, those Paradisa arches make for a great covered bed.

You're right, it's strage that the frogs are not in the pool.  I thought of
putting some in there, but I would have wanted them to look partially
submerged or something, and couldn't think of a good way to do that short of
cutting a frog in two -- and that, to me, would be far too blasphemous.

Thanks for the comments.  Hope you enjoy the rest of the new stories.

-Rev. Smith



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  Re: The Ten Plagues
 
(...) I have been. Some comments: First Plague (River into Blood): The red river is especially effective. I also like in the background of this photo: (URL) use of the lightsaber rod for a stream of blood. Also the bench in this picture: (URL) a (...) (22 years ago, 8-Oct-02, to lugnet.build.ancient)
  Re: The Ten Plagues
 
Continued: Sixth (boils): Again, I kind of thought this was cheating. I do like that they actually bulge out though. Interesting octagonal building in the background during Moses and God's conversation. I'd like to see clearer pictures of that. (...) (22 years ago, 9-Oct-02, to lugnet.build.ancient)

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Hey Brendan, Wow! Big update. I'll go through more later, but I just looked through the plague of the frogs. -Very cute. How many of those frogs do you have? -I love them getting into everything. Sometimes they are in places without studs. Did you (...) (22 years ago, 4-Oct-02, to lugnet.build.ancient)

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