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Again, you amaze me! Nicely done! I really enjoyed reading your walkthru of the building steps, very instructive and inspiring! So... dare i ask... what's ther next project? Terry www.rotule.qc.ca (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) OH WOW! This is incredible! Your rendition of "Relativity" is one of the COOLEST creations I have ever seen!!! Simply amazing how you were able to work it all out! A SUPERB STUDY IN LEGO FEASIBILITY! ciao&salaam -Andrew Saada GardenSLUG (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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In lugnet.build, Jonathan Mizner writes: ... (...) More pictures now added, with details of some of the SNOT building and revelations concerning the true direction of gravity... ;-) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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You can some here: (URL) his stuff is great. Such simple yet effective use of Lego elements. Can't wait to see him build a minifig scale skyscraper. :) -JHK (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build.arch)
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(...) Wow. I would have to say that this is the best yet in your remarkable series. No "tricks" or photo editing, just plain old bricks interacting with light. So for your next Escher reproduction, how about doing the LUGNET logo? - Chris. (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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Daniel and andrew, this is AMAZING! It's very well thought/puzzled out and it leaves me very well puzzled and thinking for a while. Love to see some other pics (but take your time and sleep well, so we will have sleepless nights of admiration!) Daan (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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"Andrew Lipson" <andrewlipson@blueyo...pam.co.uk> wrote in message news:HD7961.1qE2@lugnet.com... (...) Realy nice work! I love Eschers work from before, and has always loved LEGO, and now the both are combined! Just one comment about "Ascending (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) No photoshopping for the shadows - we did it the hard way with lots of lights from different directions. Actually while I took the final photo Daniel was carefully holding one of the lights in one hand while holding a baseplate in the other to (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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Absolutely Brilliant! How is it that I've missed this page before? This and the "Ascending and Descending" are unbelievable! 3-D lego models of things that aren't supposed to exist in 3-D! I can't say enough good things... Later, Chris (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) Argghhhh!!! *brain fries from trying to figure out how it was built* Which...way...is...up? Any chance of more pictures? (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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I am humbled. Such beautiful postmodern structures... Take care, Soren (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build.arch)
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My head hurts...ow... my poor head...ow... Take care, Soren (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) That really is quite remarkable. I don't think I can say anything more than that. Adrian -- (URL) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) Cooooool! Nicely done! I could stare at that for quite a while. In fact, I am! ;-) thanks, TJ (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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Not sure. But perhaps the nature of it's primary purpose beign indirect fire (self-propelled howitzer) rather than direct fire (tank)? I believe that both type often have some ability in either role... but it is not the designed purpose. This is (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build.military)
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(...) WOW! Truly impressive... I look forward to more pics/deconstruction information. Did it require any photoshopping to burn/dodge the shadows/highlights? My guess is turning the picture 90 degrees clockwise is "up" Spotlighted!! -- Bill (...) (22 years ago, 12-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) since childhood, it is really neat to see his works interpreted in the brick. Thanks for sharing, -J +---...---+ Jason Spears MichLUG - (URL) MOCpage - (URL) (22 years ago, 11-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) Boy, too bad the pictures seem to be gone now... Frank (22 years ago, 11-Apr-03, to lugnet.build.arch)
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Daniel and Andrew, Wow! This one has to be your greatest yet. In addition to that headachy feeling looking at the picture, I'm anxious to see some of the great SNOT building techniques in this one. Amazing as usual, -Kevin (...) (22 years ago, 11-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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(...) No tricks! But you might enjoy figuring out which way is really "up"... I'll post some more pictures shortly, but right now it's just gone midnight here and I think I'll turn in soon... (22 years ago, 11-Apr-03, to lugnet.build)
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