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Re: More new photos of my city, "The Brick Apple"
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Wed, 31 May 2000 21:38:19 GMT
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In lugnet.build.arch, Sean Kenney writes:
> Greetings all!
>
> I have added about 20 new photos of my city to my website. They're scattered
> around in different places:
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> I have added lots of "city-wide" photos.. a lot of you have been asking to see
> photos of the whole city at once. here you go! Also on this page are some • new
> citylife closeups.
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/javascript/photos.html?city&0
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> I have added a subway station, which is *actually* located "underground"
> (beneath the road & some of my buildings)
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/subway
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> I also added a photo of my messy work area, as well as a cool animated GIF of
> when I raised the city up to allow for the subway system. They're on my
> "ideas" page, which, i know, is a mess. It will get better, I promise. :)
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/ideas
WOW Sean, what great work I like looking at your MOC's. Great ideas for me
later. Keep up the great work.
Kenny
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> I have added some run-down tiny places at
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/slums
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> I've recently built an open-air sunken plaza
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/penn
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> I added stuff about a tiny pizzaria modeled after "pizza to go"
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/minimike
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> I also have new photos of some of my older buildings
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/dusa
> http://www.seankenney.com/lego/kiefer
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> Well, I guess that's it. What does the future of my Lego New York City hold • in
> store? Well, I'm still working on the World Trade Center. I'd like to add • the
> CitiCorp building if I ever get enough trans-blue windows (lego direct, hint
> hint nudge nudge), and I have some rough plans for either the Cross Bronx
> Expressway or FDR Drive. I am also rebuilding my Empire State Building, since
> it's not as structurally sound as it should be, but I need more technic beams.
> I'd also like to build the Woolworth Building, or maybe some of the Romanesque
> stuff near City Hall. But that's years of work, and I havent won the lottery
> yet. :)
>
> Keep sending me your comments! I love to hear you
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