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Re: A Covered Marketplace
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lugnet.castle
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Mon, 7 Apr 2003 14:57:15 GMT
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"leonard hoffman" <glencaer@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:HCst7L.22KL@lugnet.com...
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> Fest at Aldershot?!? Why would you take it there? What you should do • with
> it.. if you ask me, which you aren't going to, but I'm not going to wait • for
> your dismissal .. is SHIP it to Tallahassee, Florida USA, care of me. • Taking
> it to fests is a waste of time, IMHOP, especially when compared to • shipping it
> to me. besides, it would make me quite happy.
You make a great case there I'll go get a box and pack it. ... . hey no!
> well since you asked for it: criticism.. the model comes off as a little
> boring, structurally. take for example onishi shinji's nice model:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=353616
> or also other works my this creative guy from england:
> http://www.minifig.co.uk/models/farmhouse.htm
> http://www.minifig.co.uk/models/church1.htm
from England .. FROM ENGLAND ... are you trying to insult me, you Canadians
are all the same :)
> the marketplace is essentially a rectangle.. most of what makes it • interesting
> is the details, but the 'overall' look of it is just a rectangular box. • in the
> three models mentioned above there is some play in the building's design. • they
> either break the rectangular floorplan (shinji's bakery and the church), • or
> break up the third dimension of the 'box' (the sloped walls on the first • level
> of the farmhouse). this makes them more visually interesting.
point taken, The genreral design of this sort of building is quite boxy,
but I guess thats no reason not to elaborate
> of course, look my past five creations.. what do you see? nothing but
> rectangular boxes. "hey kettle.. this is the pot, guess what.. you're • black" a
> classic example of someone able to give criticism but not apply it to • themself.
> and of course the most important word above is "little" as in "a little
> boring", not at all "really boring" or "super boring" or even "i'm so • bored i
> ain't gonna write a responce.. yeah, ignoring this guy will teach him how • to
> build better LEGO creations".. no no, it was only a "little boring" as in,
> "mostly cool" or even "tre-cool all morning"
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> now what was a princess bride reference doing in that paragraph above? • like i
> said in my post about twan's dutch stuff, i'm feeling kinda slap happy • right
> now. but then again, in about ten minutes i'll have some of my own stuff • to
> post.. but maybe i might wait until tomorrow to post it.. wait, this is
> supposed to be interior dialogue, not a post lugnet! oh no!!
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> to sum up: cool moc, perhaps play a little with your floorplan design. • and, oh
> yeah, i'm looney like a balooney.
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> to bologna! to bologna!
> -lenny
What I wouldn't give for a holocaust cloak and a wheelbarrow :)
thanks
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James Stacey
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www.minifig.co.uk
Lugnet Member #925
I'm a citizen of Legoland travellin' Incommunicado
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| (...) HEY NOW! Stop passing around the insults! There is NO WAY! I'm canadian. I know some canadians, but I don't like them. oh no, I am a creature far more ignorant and selfish. a creature that believes everything I think and do is divinely (...) (21 years ago, 7-Apr-03, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) Fest at Aldershot?!? Why would you take it there? What you should do with it.. if you ask me, which you aren't going to, but I'm not going to wait for your dismissal .. is SHIP it to Tallahassee, Florida USA, care of me. Taking it to fests is (...) (21 years ago, 4-Apr-03, to lugnet.castle)
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