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Hi all!
Since it has been over 6 months someone posted in this newsgroup, I thought I'd
give it a shot :-) (maybe everyone went underground and I've missed it...)
Here's a moc I made for a contest I host. You have to make a moc within 16
studs, maximum height is 20 bricks.
You can see it here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126863
It's about two girls having a picknick, Cupid behind the bushes and a
prince-wannabe frog having a really bad day...
Bye!
Saskia
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Saskia van Doesburg wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Since it has been over 6 months someone posted in this newsgroup, I thought I'd
> give it a shot :-) (maybe everyone went underground and I've missed it...)
>
> Here's a moc I made for a contest I host. You have to make a moc within 16
> studs, maximum height is 20 bricks.
>
> >
> Bye!
> Saskia
Hey, nice job. Love the tree and the depth you gave the whole thing by building
it up so the bridge could cross it.
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Hi Saskia,
Your model is really well done! I love the minimalist ducks!
I'm making a Gazebo as a wedding cake topper. I'll post pictures as soon as I
can...
Thanks for 'sharing chocolate' with us!
Rich
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Rich Legault wrote:
> I'm making a Gazebo as a wedding cake topper. I'll post pictures as soon as I
> can...
Using your Jack Skellington tux as a model?
<<LDrawPart(3004:373)>>
-Teddy
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Edward Welsh wrote:
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> Using your Jack Skellington tux as a model?
>
> <<LDrawPart(3004:373)>>
> -Teddy
Hi Teddy!
No, though that would be cool! As is is, I'm going to have to paint goatees on
plain minifig faces to make the grooms. All the ones I could find with goatees
had 'anrgy eyes,' grimaces, snarls, or too much stubble!
I've got the pictures uploaded, and should be making a new thread in the next
few minutes...
Rich
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Saskia van Doesburg wrote:
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Hi all!
Since it has been over 6 months someone posted in this newsgroup, I thought
I’d give it a shot :-) (maybe everyone went underground and I’ve missed it...)
Here’s a moc I made for a contest I host. You have to make a moc within 16
studs, maximum height is 20 bricks.
You can see it here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126863
It’s about two girls having a picknick, Cupid behind the bushes and a
prince-wannabe frog having a really bad day...
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Hey, that’s pretty great! I love the density of the scene; it has a ton of
detail without being overcrowded. I can’t quite make out one part on my
monitor--is that a crown next to Prince Frog?
Nice MOC!
Dave!
Hey, that’s a nice hammer you’ve got there, buddy.
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Dave Schuler wrote:
> I can't quite make out one part on my
> monitor--is that a crown next to Prince Frog?
Yes it is :-)
It's the frog who has to be kissed by a girl to become a prince again.
That won't happen, so he's having a bad day ;-)
Saskia
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Saskia van Doesburg wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Since it has been over 6 months someone posted in this newsgroup, I thought I'd
> give it a shot :-) (maybe everyone went underground and I've missed it...)
>
> Here's a moc I made for a contest I host. You have to make a moc within 16
> studs, maximum height is 20 bricks.
>
> You can see it here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126863
> It's about two girls having a picknick, Cupid behind the bushes and a
> prince-wannabe frog having a really bad day...
>
> Bye!
> Saskia
Saskia,
I really like the ducks - great use of those old homemaker hands. The amount of
detail packed into this is beautiful too. Very impressed.
Jeff
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Saskia van Doesburg wrote:
>
> Here's a moc I made for a contest I host. You have to make a moc within 16
> studs, maximum height is 20 bricks.
>
> You can see it here: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=126863
> It's about two girls having a picknick, Cupid behind the bushes and a
> prince-wannabe frog having a really bad day...
>
> Bye!
> Saskia
Hi Saskia-
great work, so evocative. It's amazing how much detail you were able to put into
such a small space- I love the bikes on the bridge, the overfilled picnic
basket, and the other details others have mentioned (the ducks, the trees and
plant life, the bridge itself). Thanks for sharing it, and thanks also for
posting it here.
Cyndi
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Wonderful work, Saskia! Do you mind if I use this example at my church camp?
I’m doing a workshop on Lego storytelling, and I have some nice examples of
comic strip type stories (like the Rev’s Brick Testament), but nothing that so
neatly tells a story in just one picture.
And before anyone asks, “What kind of church camp has a Lego storytelling
workshop with an Eve and Eve?” I’ll tell you. Unitarian Universalist church
camp. Fabulous. Check out http://www.suusi.org. Those of you in the
Southeast should check it out. Last year I did a Lego geometry workshop, and it
led to a Lego explosion in my mathematical career. (I’m writing a detailed post
to http://news.lugnet.com/edu/ complete with pictures from today’s math
conference--beyond you wildest dreams! Stay tuned.)
-Teddy
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In lugnet.people.lgbt, Edward Welsh wrote:
> Wonderful work, Saskia! Do you mind if I use this example at my church camp?
[snip]
> -Teddy
Thanks! And no, I don't mind. In fact I think it's cool someone wants to use my
moc as an example :-D
Saskia
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