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In lugnet.town, Jason Spears writes:
> Well I have complete 2 new buildings for the GATS MichLUG display in January.
> And got a good start on another.
I like the window trim on the blue & white building as well as the blue &
tan building. The unit on the roof is cool too. (it is something I need to
add to my buildings).
Jonathan
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Jason & All,
> Well I have complete 2 new buildings for the GATS MichLUG display in January.
> And got a good start on another.
Great buildings BTW! It was great seeing them in person.
> The first was White with Blue trim:
> http://www.geocities.com/spearjr/lego/downtown/whiteandblue.html
This looks good. It can be either a municipal building, a library, or
perhaps an office building. Maybe a small college?
> The second, which I will be changing the design soon is a Townhouse style
> building. I wanted to make two buildings right next to each other but save > on the mating wall bricks. This is what came of that:
> http://www.geocities.com/spearjr/lego/downtown/townhouses.html
Great job. I would love to see a row of these. Finally, a plae where
wandering minifigs can live! : )
> The third, is Blue with Tan trim. This one has store front windows, which > for the show will have some sort of items, probably sporting goods.
> http://www.geocities.com/spearjr/lego/downtown/blueandtan.html
What, no toy store? ; )
> I really need to start figuring out what these buildings would be for, so I > can call them a bookstore, grocery store, hotel or whatever, instead of
> naming them by there colors. Thanks for looking. Suggestions and comments
> appreciated.
See above. Great job!
Scott "Needs to get working on train station and gutters" S.
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In lugnet.town, Jonathan Lopes writes:
> In lugnet.town, Jason Spears writes:
> > Well I have complete 2 new buildings for the GATS MichLUG display in January.
> > And got a good start on another.
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> I like the window trim on the blue & white building as well as the blue &
> tan building. The unit on the roof is cool too. (it is something I need to
> add to my buildings).
>
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> Jonathan
Thanks for the compliments. I have been trying to make each building
semi-unique with it's window and door arrangments. I had a couple of other
ideas for the blue&tan but nothing struck me as all that interesting until I
found the inverse tan slopes. (Actually these aren't normal inverse slopes,
they are the [4871 Slope Brick 45 4 x 2 Double Inverted] piece., I think these
actually made the building more stable.) As far as the cooling unit, I right
now have one design that I like a lot that I have been putting on all my new
buildings.
-Jason
http://www.geocities.com/spearjr/brickcentral.html
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