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In lugnet.announce.moc, Ross Crawford wrote:
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Click pic for the answer...
ROSCO
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Awesome, Rosco! When I clicked, I didn’t expect it to be able to be tuned to
pitch!
Well played;-)
JOHN
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Ross Crawford wrote:
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Click pic for the answer...
ROSCO
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This is cool, but you already know that, since I already told you how awesome it
is. Of course, the only thing that would make it cooler was if it was going to
be displayed at Brickfete.
Janey “Yes, I used Rosco for a shameless plug, Red Brick”
Ok, more seriously, its an impressive build, has nice lines, and sounds pretty
good as well. No more cranes and bridges for you.
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ROSCO
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In lugnet.build.sculpture, Cynthia Bradham wrote:
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Hi deborah-
Nice work, though I’m not so sure about a heart with teeth, ha ha. Miss you,
hope you’re well.
Cheers-
Cyndi
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I dig the teeth, Cyndi. Kinda tough. Like a “Mom” heart tattoo.
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Deborah Higdon wrote:
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all caught up, (wipes hands).
our lug, parlugment, is trying to reinstate building challenges. february’s was obvious. while i’m not fond of cutesy hearts and cupids, i was interested in trying my first 3d sculpture. the heart was an obvious subject, but i dislike building with regular red. thankfully, i had enough dark red to complete the work, and i knew i had to incorporate some kind of ruffled edge.
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Deborah Higdon wrote:
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all caught up, (wipes hands).
our lug, parlugment, is trying to reinstate building challenges. february’s was obvious. while i’m not fond of cutesy hearts and cupids, i was interested in trying my first 3d sculpture. the heart was an obvious subject, but i dislike building with regular red. thankfully, i had enough dark red to complete the work, and i knew i had to incorporate some kind of ruffled edge.
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Hi deborah-
Nice work, though I’m not so sure about a heart with teeth, ha ha. Miss you,
hope you’re well.
Cheers-
Cyndi
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all caught up, (wipes hands).
our lug, parlugment, is trying to reinstate building challenges. february’s was obvious. while i’m not fond of cutesy hearts and cupids, i was interested in trying my first 3d sculpture. the heart was an obvious subject, but i dislike building with regular red. thankfully, i had enough dark red to complete the work, and i knew i had to incorporate some kind of ruffled edge.
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
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When you’ve been in Israel?
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Lol I was just thinking about my time in Israel and how long it has been
since I’ve been there! I spent a semester in Jerusalem when I was in college
*gasp* 29 years ago. Then I returned to eretz Yisrael two years later for a
2 month honeymoon:-) Haven’t been back since.
JOHN
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Then come visit once more:) You are always welcome
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Thank you for the offer:-) You have an amazing country; one day I should like to
do just that!
JOHN
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In lugnet.castle, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
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When you’ve been in Israel?
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Lol I was just thinking about my time in Israel and how long it has been
since I’ve been there! I spent a semester in Jerusalem when I was in college
*gasp* 29 years ago. Then I returned to eretz Yisrael two years later for a 2
month honeymoon:-) Haven’t been back since.
JOHN
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Then come visit once more:) You are always welcome
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
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When you’ve been in Israel?
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Lol I was just thinking about my time in Israel and how long it has been since
I’ve been there! I spent a semester in Jerusalem when I was in college *gasp* 29
years ago. Then I returned to eretz Yisrael two years later for a 2 month
honeymoon:-) Haven’t been back since.
JOHN
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In lugnet.castle, John Neal wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
I thought I recognized that church! (the tower, specifically) I know it as
the “Lutheran Church of the Redeemer”. I’ve actually been in it many times:-)
I do like it; Well done!
JOHN
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Thanks
When you’ve been in Israel?
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
I thought I recognized that church! (the tower, specifically) I know it as the
“Lutheran Church of the Redeemer”. I’ve actually been in it many times:-) I do
like it; Well done!
JOHN
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In lugnet.castle, David Arnon wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
Really really nice work!!
Inspiring to see some people in Israel are so creative :-)
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Thanks a few new ones will be added shortly
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In lugnet.castle, Benjamin Harris wrote:
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Very nice work. Keep ‘em coming.
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Thanks glad to hear it:)
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Very nice work. Keep ‘em coming.
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
Really really nice work!!
Inspiring to see some people in Israel are so creative :-)
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One word: OMG.
Actully 3 there, but Bram: this is amazing work.
Love it. And the powerpoint too.
You’ve made me take a look at LDsculpt again.
Jaco
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I created this sculpture specifically for Bricks by the Bay. I documented the
entire process and gave a presentation on the step by step process of creating
an LSculpt piece.
Powerpoint
show (17.9MB)
PDF copy
(9.5MB)...converting from PPT to PDF was giving me issues, so this is a low
tech/low res copy...
Download LSculpt
Since Bricks by the Bay, Remi Gagne and I have been working on improving
LSculpt, specifically, creating a graphical user interface and other features to
make it easier to use. Stay tuned for that at some point in the future...
Please let me know what you think! If you’ve tried LSculpt, I’d love to see
what you’ve built, or learn what issues you ran into.
--Bram
 Metal brick keychains!
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