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Here’s a little vignette I made for the park in the LEGO town my son and I like
to play in. It’s just a couple of old guys playing checkers.
Click the image to see a few other views at the BrickShelf gallery.
OK, so it’s not much, but hey, I’m just a newbie.
Best,
— Joe
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Joe Strout wrote:
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Here’s a little vignette I made for the park in the LEGO town my son and I
like to play in. It’s just a couple of old guys playing checkers.
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Kind of a small board/simple game they have going on!
Xposted to .town because this fits INTO a town scene.
Which is a cool idea! I like the idea of vignettes that also go somewhere
else... almost as much as I like composite vignettes (like the round table one
and some others). Now can someone do a composite one that fits into a bigger non
vignette layout!
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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Kind of a small board/simple game they have going on!
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Oh yes, I meant to point that out. I intentionally cut the board
size/complexity in half, for a couple of reasons (beyond the obvious one of 1x1
plates being a bit too big for minifig-scale checkers!).
First, it seems to me that objects in minifig world are often smaller and
simpler than they would be at “true” minifig scale — a car typically holds only
one person, for example, and his elbows bump both doors.
Second, for some reason I have the idea that minifigs aren’t too bright.
Perhaps it’s their perpetually cheery, blank smiles? Whatever the reason, a
game involving only 8 pieces on a 4x4 board seems more their intellectual level.
Thanks for the feedback,
— Joe
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Second, for some reason I have the idea that minifigs aren’t too bright.
Perhaps it’s their perpetually cheery, blank smiles? Whatever the reason, a
game involving only 8 pieces on a 4x4 board seems more their intellectual
level.
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lol i always had that slight idea too
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