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In lugnet.build.vignette, Johannes Koehler wrote:
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Hello!
Hey, I like that. Hrm, actually I don’t, because I don’t like drugs. But its’
well built.
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Thanks
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The futon (? the couch, divan, anyway) looks great
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No idea what the Chinese word for those things is.
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, and the chinese topknot is very convincing.
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The topknot and queue was a nightmare to balance but I was so happy with how it
looked I took the time (twice actually since the first time had a
mistake).
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It seems like you knew what you were doing here. (In respect of the
figs and the furniture, not in respect of the opium, so I hope :-) )
Bye
Jojo
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I did some research and managed to find various lythographs (I think that is the
name for them) of opium dens. I worked mainly from the London one but also a bit
from Paris and NY. My first-hand experience in Victorian era opium dens is
somewhat limited and I’m not sure the modern shooting galleries quite match the
ambience ;)
Hehehehe. I’d not seen this one before. Those leaves really are quite similar...
Tim
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Timothy Gould wrote:
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Johannes Koehler wrote:
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Hey, I like that. Hrm, actually I don’t, because I don’t like drugs. But
its’ well built.
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hmmm (what happened to the pics?)
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The futon (? the couch, divan, anyway) looks great
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No idea what the Chinese word for those things is.
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Looks like a kang (a hollow bed heated via an external fire (similar concept to
a hypocaust))
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I did some research and managed to find various lythographs
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And thats a lithograph!
Tim
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Hello!
In lugnet.build.vignette, Tim David wrote:
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hmmm (what happened to the pics?)
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I reorganized my BrickShelf folders. But you can’t edit yout Lugnet posts, so
unfortunately the old links are and will remain broken. However, this still
applies: “I have never and I will never smoke anything. And I have never and I
will never entice anybody to smoke anything.”
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Looks like a kang (a hollow bed heated via an external fire (similar concept
to a hypocaust))
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Aha! Interesting.
Bye
Jojo
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