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Hi Jon,
Just clicking through a few of the buildings I'm really impressed at your
ability to model objects at minifig scale. The Glass Blower and Butcher
were especially great. I love the sausage machine!
Perchance are you a set decorator? You really have a knack for making these
buildings look "lived in."
Dave
"Jon Furman" <Rambocalrissian@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:HCH2nE.Cq7@lugnet.com...
> Hey all,
> Having just returned from a trip to Europe, I'm posting some updates to
> my provincial village, based on some designs I came up with while I was
> in Alsacia.
>
> I haven't been big on using colors in my timbering, but after seeing
> some of the most beautiful buildings in Strasbourg France, I've decided
> to try some of the muted colors I saw there.
>
> The Links should be free of moderation, and go public at any time now.
> Thanks for checking it out and as always let me know what you think!
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=33144
>
>
> There are 4 new buildings
>
> There are a few new craftsmen in the village, Starting with the
> glassblower and his apprentice. The color is Sand Blue.
>
> There is also a Cooper who is busy making barrels, the color of his
> building is sand green with a green roof.
>
> There is a Seamstress, who is selling fabric and spinning some yarn.
> Her Building is "Scala Blue".
>
> Finally there is a Silver Smith and his customer. Their building is
> brown and yellow Ala homes in the Frankish town of Rothenburg.
>
> Jon Furman
> Lugnet#1123
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David,
THanks for the comments, as for your question about set dressing, I can only
answer, "I wish!" Actually thee are a lot of detail and art direction roles
I'd like, but for now I'll just have to stick to doing it Lego style. I
apprecaite your looking around! Jon
In lugnet.castle, David Simmons writes:
> Hi Jon,
>
> Just clicking through a few of the buildings I'm really impressed at your
> ability to model objects at minifig scale. The Glass Blower and Butcher
> were especially great. I love the sausage machine!
>
> Perchance are you a set decorator? You really have a knack for making these
> buildings look "lived in."
>
> Dave
>
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