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I’ve only just discovered Vignettes, and this is a first and very simple effort.
Tomorrow is the Grand National in the UK, this is a very famous horse race that
features big fences, below is a small vignette to represent it.
Brickshelf folder when moderated.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=124863
Mark
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Mark Palmer wrote:
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I’ve only just discovered Vignettes
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Welcome to the funhouse! Cute vignette.
Blogged! I particularly like the use
of click hinges to angle the horse. That’s always a problem--I’m currently
working on a medieval battle, and the horses just seem so static that they don’t
look like they’re charging. Using hinges like this to make some rearing would
probably be good.
Bruce
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Mark Palmer wrote:
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I’ve only just discovered Vignettes
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Welcome to the funhouse! Cute vignette.
Blogged! I particularly like the
use of click hinges to angle the horse. That’s always a problem--I’m
currently working on a medieval battle, and the horses just seem so static
that they don’t look like they’re charging. Using hinges like this to make
some rearing would probably be good.
Bruce
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Thanks for the comments, and blog entry.
I’ve used the click hinges before in a show jumping scene, in fact you might
recognise the runners and riders :-) The grey horse is on clear 1x1 rounds.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=1112863
Mark
ps I want to do more vignettes just waiting for inspiration to strike.
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