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In lugnet.trains.org, John Neal writes:
> Timing, as they say, is everything, so in many ways even the idea of
> playing with LEGO seems a little absurd in light of recent events, but
> life will go on for us and there's nothing that any despicable coward
> can do that will conquer our indomitable spirit. But I came to share an
> MOC-- I hope you enjoy the little diversion:-)
>
> The inspiration for this building came after I got a bunch of the Oasis
> Ambush sets last year:
> http://guide.lugnet.com/set/5938
>
> I started fooling around with the parts from the set and came up with
> the cornice design, and built the rest from there. It took a very long
> time to assemble all of the necessary parts, but I am happy with the
> results.
That cornice design is *stunning*. Bram's right, that's a
great use of obscure parts. The 1x4 tiles with 5-finger hinge
are also really neat--what set did those come from in bulk?
> This is my first example of my "miniland detail in minifig scale"
> campaign-- more on the way. Thanks to LD for making many of these
> elements available through bulk!
I see! I hope you'll produce more--the tan/brown/white scheme
is especially cool, it looks like a lot of the buildings around
here.
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=6884
That's beautiful. How ever will you assemble a whole town so
lovely? And when are you going to make it available as a kit?
:D
best
LFB
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