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Re: Florist shop (part two) final stage "The Forest Florist"/making Clikit flowers
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Wed, 23 Feb 2005 01:52:52 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Kerry Raymond wrote:
  
“Melody Brown” legomel@yahoo.com.au wrote in message news:ICAJop.1KJ5@lugnet.com...
   G’day again! With all the building I have planned within the next few weeks as well as everything else I am currently doing, I took some pictures of the next and final stage of my Florist shop, not really much added, just a few things here and there...

Superb as always, Mel. There’s an amazing amount of shape and texture to the building exterior, and I didn’t realise just how many different varieties of flowers were made by Lego. I was so convinced some of them could not have been Lego that I had to check to the bricklink catalogue to make sure that they really were.

Yes, everything I used is LEGO or to do with them (Scala, System, Belville, Clikits etc). You should know me by now ;) NO CLONES!!! :P

   However, I am intrigued with your use of the CLIKITS flowers. How are you connecting them to the sprues? I think I see one of those Scala 1x1 rounds with funny bumps underneath them, is that the secret?

Just like this:




I didn’t have a lot of time to figure out various ways of attaching the Clikit flowers, so I just went with what seemed logic at the time. I know the larger Clikit flowers have funny studs underneath and are for the big holes that Clikit products allow... so as you can see in the pic, whatever can attach to the flowers as well as the Scala bases, is a round Clikit disc, and due to the holes inside all of these put together, they fit quite snug onto the flower stem :) - Note that the top Clikit flowers are of a different size and don’t need the Clikit disc, they attach straight onto the Scala base due to a smaller stud underneath. I could have made lots, but there is only so much you can fit into a Florist ;)

   Not sure I like the lady with the green hair, though, a bit too day-of-the-triffids for a florist shop! It might frighten the customers.

LOL... well... not that you would know it... but all the birds (9 of them) that you can find around the building, are hers... she is the local hippy-bird-lady ;)

   Kerry

Thanks!

Mel :)



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"Melody Brown" <legomel@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message news:ICAJop.1KJ5@lugnet.com... (...) Superb as always, Mel. There's an amazing amount of shape and texture to the building exterior, and I didn't realise just how many different varieties of (...) (19 years ago, 22-Feb-05, to lugnet.build)

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