| | | | | Peter White wrote in message ...
> Excellent effort Pawel,
> Who said all castles had to be grey(gray). This is the world of Lego after all
> where primary colour towns are standard. The key is to always use combinations
> of colours and in appropriate proportions to highlight certain features. About
> the only combo I'd rule it so far is an ICE PLANET 2002 castle.
Was that rule out?
Hmm... Too bad there isn't enough trans-orange which would work in a castle
(though the towers could have trans-orange octagonal dome roofs). Of course
now that we have solid orange, that could be mixed in with the
trans-orange(too bad I was on the scene a few months too late to get the
Haloween buckets), at least there is a lot of new orange bits coming out in
Star Wars and Arctic.
Frank
| | | | | | | | | | | | | > Hmm... Too bad there isn't enough trans-orange which would work in a castle
> (though the towers could have trans-orange octagonal dome roofs). Of course
> now that we have solid orange, that could be mixed in with the
> trans-orange(too bad I was on the scene a few months too late to get the
> Haloween buckets), at least there is a lot of new orange bits coming out in
> Star Wars and Arctic.
>
> Frank
What could be made out of orange elements though? Nothing on a large scale,
so thinking small scale ... What stucture would look good done in orange?
Nothing
comes to mind right away, and seeing as I'm a Vol I should be biased. (we
were robbed by UNC ... ugh ... )
For me, building in orange would be very frustrating because I would feel
limited. But having a touch of orange in a green structure would look
half-way decent INHO
...
-- pn
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | In lugnet.castle, Frank Filz writes:
> Was that rule out?
>
> Hmm... Too bad there isn't enough trans-orange which would work in a castle
> (though the towers could have trans-orange octagonal dome roofs). Of course
> now that we have solid orange, that could be mixed in with the
> trans-orange(too bad I was on the scene a few months too late to get the
> Haloween buckets), at least there is a lot of new orange bits coming out in
> Star Wars and Arctic.
>
> Frank
What about an insectoid sub-sub-theme called the fruit-flyoids who inhabit
orchards in their small orange castles ... or Arctic castles ? those polar
bears can get a bit frisky and you don't want to get too physical with
them,though my 2 year old's Duplo polar bear looks rather benign.
pete.w.
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