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I just put up a page of my minifig-scale skatepark
that resulted from a day of LEGO play and listening
to Sonic Youth. Descriptions will follow shortly,
once I move the page from my slow isp to the soon-to-be
wamalug members pages.
A minor safety tip, the minifigs should really be wearing
their helmets.
Maybe someday when I have twelve of those inverse
arches I can make a better half-pipe.
http://www.kreative.net/ctracey/lego/skate.html
-chris
ps. Thanks to Eric Brok for the skateboard idea.
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> I just put up a page of my minifig-scale skatepark
> that resulted from a day of LEGO play and listening
> to Sonic Youth. Descriptions will follow shortly,
> once I move the page from my slow isp to the soon-to-be
> wamalug members pages.
http://www.kreative.net/ctracey/lego/skate.html
Geez, that's a funny site! I like the radios, and the general
page layout and style takes some cues from Eric's masterpieces.
You might want to add some tough looking outback dudes and
maybe an ambulance or police car or two would be neat....
"Skateboarding is not a crime - and neither is snowboarding!!!!"
Cheers,
Ralph Hempel - P.Eng
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> I just put up a page of my minifig-scale skatepark
> that resulted from a day of LEGO play and listening
> to Sonic Youth. Descriptions will follow shortly,
> once I move the page from my slow isp to the soon-to-be
> wamalug members pages.
>
> A minor safety tip, the minifigs should really be wearing
> their helmets.
I guess these are geek riders since they all have their ballcaps
on the right way around...
Ralph
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Christopher Tracey wrote:
> I just put up a page of my minifig-scale skatepark
Dang cool! The timimg was awesome -- I had just downloaded the "Rocked by
Rape" MP3 and was listening to it when I loaded your page.
Hmmm, do your skaters Do The Dew? ;-P
> that resulted from a day of LEGO play and listening
> to Sonic Youth.
That reminds me, I went away to see an old friend of mine, and his sister came
over...
Cheers,
- jsproat
--
Jeremy H. Sproat <jsproat@io.com> ~~~ http://www.io.com/~jsproat/
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Cool! Now I know what to do with those tiny "wheels" that came with the
advent calendar!
Troy
Christopher Tracey <ctracey@wamalug.org> wrote in message
news:38A19BA3.6D3DA378@wamalug.org...
> I just put up a page of my minifig-scale skatepark
> that resulted from a day of LEGO play and listening
> to Sonic Youth. Descriptions will follow shortly,
> once I move the page from my slow isp to the soon-to-be
> wamalug members pages.
>
> A minor safety tip, the minifigs should really be wearing
> their helmets.
>
> Maybe someday when I have twelve of those inverse
> arches I can make a better half-pipe.
>
> http://www.kreative.net/ctracey/lego/skate.html
>
> -chris
>
> ps. Thanks to Eric Brok for the skateboard idea.
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In lugnet.general, Alan Gerber writes:
> In lugnet.general, Christopher Tracey writes:
> > Maybe someday when I have twelve of those inverse
> > arches I can make a better half-pipe.
> Get six 6032 Catapult Crushers (www.lugnet.com/pause/search/?query=6032. They
> come with two in black.
-Night Lord's Castle (6097) has 6 in red. They're around $40 at KB and at the
outlet in Potomac Mills.
-Marc
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