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I’ve posted these on Cuusoo, please support:
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1x2 technic liftarm-snot yay!
snot yay!
thanks!
Jeff
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Some work still to be done. Steps for instance, and I need to fill in the space
around the doors.
No interior to speak of, either. And the windows are so darn clean you can
hardly see them.
Thanks for looking!
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i started another house in 2010, which is not yet completed but most of the
furniture to fill the house is.
still to be finished or photographed, the kitchen, the guest bathroom and the
patio furniture.
-deborah higdon-leblond-
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Deborah Higdon wrote:
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set
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That’s a beautiful rendition! I saw a youtube of the house a while back and was
impressed then. The idea that you did it justice in LEGO... very nice!
Can’t wait to see it in person!
Dave K
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| | much of 2009 was spent working on my newest house moc, a replica of an actual house in suffolk, england. the award-winning design of the sliding house features a motorized shell that moves over two buildings to create a variety of forms, living spaces and lighting possibilities. the owners - ross russell and sally morris - have a very detailed website http://therussellhouse.org> with floor plans and elevations which i used for scale and proportions, but i took some artistic license when i felt the need and desire. after finding my moc on flickr, they recently added some photos of my creation!
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many thanks to fellow lug member jason allemann for helping with the
motorization, other members for loaning me pieces and to nelug member dave gwon
for video of the moc in motion.
enjoy the set and/or
video.
-§ deborah higdon-leblond §-
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Hi! Pardon the late reply, I had quite a busy week! I really enjoyed seeing your
work here. There are tons of plates in this MOC for sure. Great way to convey
the brick by brick look.
Again, very nice work, glad to hear you had such a positive response both here
on LUGNET and at the recent Lego Con.
Keep building!
Eric Sophie
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