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Re: Four New Shops
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lugnet.castle
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Date:
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Thu, 25 Sep 2003 22:15:20 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Leonard Hoffman wrote:
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Thoughts and general musing are welcome. Opinions are not. Please phrase
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all criticism in form of a question
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Why do we have to do that? :-)
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criticism is alot like jeopardy.. but without the silent “o”
questions are like inquiries, except less intelligent
but really, i did it because this guy told me to:
he can be mean if one doesn’t follow his advice carefully.
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(eg, Is that house really ugly?).
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How did you get the idea for the percussion band, and how many instruments
did you build and reject before chosing the ones you went with?
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I only built the four you see, altho the sand red drum was re-built a few times.
So was the bongo. The Orimba is a fictional instrument that is based on the
same concept as the Marimba (aka
Xylophone)
except, with only three bar/tubes - and thus is used more rhythmically - albeit
with a decidely more melodious beat than the bass-heavy bongo or snare.
my wife is a big fan of percussive instruments, and so this MOC is made in honor
of her.
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Do you find tan and brown as attractive a color scheme as I do?
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i do. i also find it more accurate for an earlier medieval look - the black and
white of yer standard timber-tudor seems a bit renaissancy to me.
and if i do anything, I scoff at the Renaissance
-der krakhed lenschtein
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Message is in Reply To:
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| (...) Why do we have to do that? :-) (...) How did you get the idea for the percussion band, and how many instruments did you build and reject before chosing the ones you went with? Do you find tan and brown as attractive a color scheme as I do? (21 years ago, 25-Sep-03, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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