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Hey all,
I’ve found a Japanese-language website,
The Art Museum of
LEGO Vignette that documents vignettes built by Japanese AFOLs. (Mods, this
should probably be added under the
sidebar links.)
The vignette fad on Classic-Castle was inspired by
this post noting the
work of several Japanese AFOLs that appeared on Brickshelf. It seems that this
spate of Japanese vignette MOCs was inspired by discussion on a website named
the “after all LEGO the favorite bulletin board” (from my Babel Fish translation
of the page). Unfortunately the link they
give is broken. Perhaps someone who speaks Japanese can find out more about
this site and the bulletin board they refer to?
As an aside, Babel Fish can be pretty funny; its translation defines vignettes
as “the minimum diorama on 6 -untranslated- ×6 -untranslated- due to
-untranslated- which the foil plain gauze ill-smelling is presents.” :)
Bruce
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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Hey all,
I’ve found a Japanese-language website,
The Art Museum
of LEGO Vignette that documents vignettes built by Japanese AFOLs. (Mods,
this should probably be added under
the sidebar links.)
The vignette fad on Classic-Castle was inspired by
this post noting
the work of several Japanese AFOLs that appeared on Brickshelf. It seems
that this spate of Japanese vignette MOCs was inspired by discussion on a
website named the “after all LEGO the favorite bulletin board” (from my Babel
Fish translation of the page). Unfortunately the
link they give is broken. Perhaps
someone who speaks Japanese can find out more about this site and the
bulletin board they refer to?
As an aside, Babel Fish can be pretty funny; its translation defines
vignettes as “the minimum diorama on 6 -untranslated- ×6 -untranslated- due
to -untranslated- which the foil plain gauze ill-smelling is presents.” :)
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Wow that Peter Pan one is great!
jt
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