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Having now already been highlighted on http://vignettebricks.blogspot.com/ and
http://www.brothers-brick.com/ (thanks!), I thought I’d try to get around to
posting my first vignette; and first lugnet posting.
A Torii gate marks the entrance to a spiritual place. Hundreds of these
structures can be found across Japan near Shinto sites and Buddhist temples.
This vignette was made in response to a build challenge in my local club in the
Ottawa, ON area (http://www.parlugment.org).
Enjoy.
Paul
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Paul Donis wrote:
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Having now already been highlighted on http://vignettebricks.blogspot.com/
and http://www.brothers-brick.com/ (thanks!), I thought I’d try to get
around to posting my first vignette; and first lugnet posting.
A Torii gate marks the entrance to a spiritual place. Hundreds of these
structures can be found across Japan near Shinto sites and Buddhist temples.
This vignette was made in response to a build challenge in my local club in
the Ottawa, ON area (http://www.parlugment.org).
Enjoy.
Paul
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Nice solution. I was currently trying to work out how to make one myself for a
project with heavy oriental themes. I think I will be borrowing this
One question. How well do the plates stay on top, is it secure or are they just
resting on top?
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Aaron Amatnieks wrote:
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One question. How well do the plates stay on top, is it secure or are they
just resting on top?
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Hi Aaron. If you are referring to the brown tile on the very top, they are
secure and are not resting. There is a 1 x 2 tile in the center, and a 1 x 6 on
either side of it. One end of sits up on the 1 x 1 round plate at the end while
the other fits (snugly) into one stud where it rests against the 1 x 2. Hope
this helps.
Paul
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In lugnet.build.vignette, Paul Donis wrote:
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Having now already been highlighted on http://vignettebricks.blogspot.com/
and http://www.brothers-brick.com/ (thanks!), I thought I’d try to get
around to posting my first vignette; and first lugnet posting.
A Torii gate marks the entrance to a spiritual place. Hundreds of these
structures can be found across Japan near Shinto sites and Buddhist temples.
This vignette was made in response to a build challenge in my local club in
the Ottawa, ON area (http://www.parlugment.org).
Enjoy.
Paul
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Hi, sorry for not responding earlier but that is a brilliant Torii you have
there. Beautiful in its simplicity! And very good use of the plates at the top.
Any chances of seeing a Shinto temple to complement that? ;)
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