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Re: paper "stickers"
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Sun, 11 Dec 2005 00:08:05 GMT
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Interesting idea. When I thought of paper I immediately thought of it tearing or having a different finish (matte rather than glossy), so I thought maybe really thin plastic, I think I recall see this in scrap booking shops.

SteveB



In lugnet.build, Jeff Szklennik wrote:
   I was looking at some Lego train creations recently & was thinking about how the sloped brick ‘lines’ on the trains were well done. Then I thought of the difficulty in getting sloped or curved lines to ‘look’ right in brick, OR maybe not having the right SNOT pieces to do a certain slope/curve like some of the great examples I’ve seen, OR maybe not wanting to put stickers on so one would have to remove the adhesive gunk later. Then it hit me, why not use paper with tabs that fold over the stud like cape & backpack pieces do on minifigs:



This could be used for any decal,logo, etc. & allow for other brick arrangements underneath. E.G. what if you needed an axle going thru the model mounted right where the sticker is & the axle isn’t in the color you need or the ‘x’ end looks awkward? Voila!

Thanks to the Wamalug site for the great Lego graph paper (I couldn’t find the official link on Lego.com anymore)

Enjoy!

Jeff



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  Re: paper "stickers"
 
Yeah, I thought of plastic too after I posted, so thanks for adding it! This idea could work on minifig torso's too, e.g. if you need a custom torso design but don't want to permanently sticker over or brasso off the existing pattern(s) to (...) (19 years ago, 19-Dec-05, to lugnet.build, FTX)

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  paper "stickers"
 
I was looking at some Lego train creations recently & was thinking about how the sloped brick 'lines' on the trains were well done. Then I thought of the difficulty in getting sloped or curved lines to 'look' right in brick, OR maybe not having the (...) (19 years ago, 28-Nov-05, to lugnet.build, FTX)  

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