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Re: dino-craigo-lego
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lugnet.build, lugnet.adventurers, lugnet.general
Date: 
Mon, 7 Feb 2000 03:18:27 GMT
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Er, in rereading this I think it's not quite the right tone.

Larry Pieniazek wrote:

> Yes. These amazing models got me thinking of the dinosaurs at the Mall
> of America. Much much much bigger (some are over 8 feet tall at least)
> but ultimately... LESS impressive. Why?
> 
> Because they're so big all the builder had to do was get the contours
> right using basic bricks. Big deal. Not really hard to do if you think
> about it.

If one were to read into the above that I felt Eric Harshbarger's
creations were less than stunning, or easy enough that anyone could have
done them, then I fear I am right about the tone because that's not what
I meant to say.

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