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In lugnet.build.ancient, Brendan Powell Smith wrote:
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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Yes and yes. Just a little hobby knife scraping to get those new facial hair
schemes.
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One of these days I’ll have to try that. I’m just afraid that I’ll ruin a head.
Maybe I should start practicing with my hoarde of Harry Potters.
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That mini-scale Greek temple building is a very simple design, just using a
spindled fence for the columns and a
double-sloped 2x2 brick on the roof. As you may have noticed from recent
stories, I now have about ten different mini-scale buildings that get
recombined in different way to be the background for several different cities
and towns.
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They’re quite effective, though I suppose clear pics would ruin the illusion.
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Wait, I’m not sure I get your reference for this title. You Gotta Fight...
for your right to party? For your right not to be circumcised?
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It was late, I was tired, and I was just trying to think of a song title for
debate/conflict/fight (I’d already decided on The Final Cut for the next one).
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Hmm. Well, the next story is going to pick up with Paul heading into Athens.
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I hope you recreate your
microscale
Acropolis. I’ll be sure to blog it on MicroBricks.
Bruce
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:> One of these days I’ll have to
try that. I’m just afraid that I’ll ruin a
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head. Maybe I should start practicing with my hoarde of Harry Potters.
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It works well and scraping off the lightning bolts makes good practice.
My first “real” (as opposed to computer generated) avatar head was a “Steven
Spielberg” scraped to make a goatee:
Sadly I nicked the left side so there is a small gap. I have to take pictures of
the newer version I recently did.
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