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I found
this site recently, obviously the creator is a lego fan to some extent but
whether the work is all the legoing they do I don’t know. Interesting though. I
think my favorite is
Tim
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In lugnet.general, Tim David wrote:
> I found this site recently, obviously the creator is a lego fan to some
> extent but whether the work is all the legoing they do I don't know.
> Interesting though.
The creators' actual website popped up in this thread:
http://news.lugnet.com/mediawatch/?n=889
The general thought seemed to be "It's cute, but waaaaaay overpriced". I mean,
I can look at the shark tank MOC and build an exact duplicate for under $15 by
buying everything off of Bricklink (not including S&H or minimums), and that's
even with having to buy a full minifig just for the shirt. Granted, I wouldn't
have ever thought to do this myself, but it seems to me that they're geared
primarily towards people who love modern art more than people who love LEGO art.
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In lugnet.general, Juergen Stuber wrote:
> I'd prefer this one
>
> http://www.nnks.no/utstilling/andvig.htm
And who says yellow as a fleshtone is unrealistic??? :-)
I bet LEGO didn't supply any bricks for that one (could be wrong, who knows)
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In lugnet.general, Larry Pieniazek wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Juergen Stuber wrote:
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> > I'd prefer this one
> >
> > http://www.nnks.no/utstilling/andvig.htm
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> And who says yellow as a fleshtone is unrealistic??? :-)
>
> I bet LEGO didn't supply any bricks for that one (could be wrong, who knows)
I also bet you can't show that on CBS ;)
Lovely sculpture though :)
Dave K
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