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Re: What TLG set "revolutionized" your building?
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Tue, 29 May 2007 19:54:23 GMT
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In lugnet.build, Karl Paulsen wrote:
> Many of the folks here have long surpassed the techniques used in TLG sets, and
> the pictures that folks post here are the most inspiring things I've ever seen,
> but as it relates to "Official" sets, What LEGO set:
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> ...made you approach building differently?
> and/or
> ...caused you to integrate new techniques that have improved your building?
> and/or
> ...inspired you to raise the sophistication and complexity of your building?
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> What LEGO set took your building to the next level?
Cafe Corner is great. I have been making buildings with angled sides for years,
but never used the techniques used in Cafe Corner. So it was nice to see a new
approach.
But, for me, it is more the parts that inspire me. I love looking at a new set
and seeing new parts for the first time and coming up with a use for them.
The wheel wells/fenders on the more recent town vehicles is a good example of
this. Once I saw a leaked image of the fire truck (one of the first sets with
this part) I knew exactly what I was going to do with that part. (a window
lintel of course!).
The Harry Potter spiral stairs are another one. I knew I wanted to see if they
would work as a column for a building.
Thanks for the post, I have enjoyed reading the replies thus far.
Best,
Jonathan
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| Many of the folks here have long surpassed the techniques used in TLG sets, and the pictures that folks post here are the most inspiring things I've ever seen, but as it relates to "Official" sets, What LEGO set: ...made you approach building (...) (17 years ago, 29-May-07, to lugnet.build)
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