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Re: New MOC: Legoland Cafe
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Date: 
Wed, 16 Jan 2002 17:52:27 GMT
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In lugnet.build, William R. Ward writes:
In lugnet.build, Jonathan Lopes writes:
Bill Ward writes:
Pics available on my website at:

http://www.wards.net/~bill/lego/town/legoland-cafe/

Or on Brickshelf at:

http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=10283

I saw this a few days back, or was it yesterday?


very nice. small, subtle. I like your choice of the 1x6 white arches on the
kiosk. The awning looks nice too.

Originally I just had 1x1 bricks in the corners, but I felt it needed
something... glad you noticed that.  The yellow and red slopes came from the
"suitcase bulk set" (don't know the # and too lazy to look it up) that was
clearanced at Kmart a few years back.  I have 3 of those suitcases (red
suitcase with three compartments; each one has a 16x32 yellow baseplate as a
cover).  It's one of those "now how can I ever use *this*" situations.

Jack Daniels served by a girl wearing a thong & a tube top

I didn't notice that!

....reminds me of
my musician days.....when I had hair.

The minifig customers are kinda cool too, though there isn't a good pic of
them.  The girl at the table is wearing a risque bathing suit too

Or that!  I got one of those Islanders Girls in my town, I'm sure she's
fozen right now (after all, it IS winter here)!

, and the
guy has stubble, jeans, and a Tshirt.

I wonder how yellow 2x2 tiles would look for the table tops (4 on
each)...then there's the umbrella. Do they make yellow center stud tiles? I
can't recall seeing any.

Yup, I'm looking for more!  I used ever single yellow one I own on a train car!
Josh


You mean 1x2 plate with center stud?  They exist, but wouldn't be useful to
center the umbrella post in the middle of 4 studs unless I stacked three of
them, which I think would be obtrusive.  I usually consider the seams
between tiles more unsightly than the studs of ordinary plates.

I like it overall.
good work.

Thanks!

--Bill.



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  Re: New MOC: Legoland Cafe
 
(...) I uploaded the pics to Brickshelf but didn't get around to building the page for my personal website until later. Sorry if that caused any confusion. --Bill. (23 years ago, 16-Jan-02, to lugnet.build)

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(...) Originally I just had 1x1 bricks in the corners, but I felt it needed something... glad you noticed that. The yellow and red slopes came from the "suitcase bulk set" (don't know the # and too lazy to look it up) that was clearanced at Kmart a (...) (23 years ago, 16-Jan-02, to lugnet.build)

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