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Re: Pokemon Lego sculpture
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Wed, 4 Apr 2001 17:28:01 GMT
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No, Pikachu's stripes (as well as the base of his tail) are brown.  I should
know, as I had been researching pictures of Pikachu for the last couple of
days to do my own version of the sculpture that I would've started this
weekend, had I not seen this instead.  Seeing someone else tackle the
subject  you were about to deal with really knocks the wind out of your
sails.  Maybe I should do it anyway and see how it stacks up.

By the way, pretty good job on your first sculptures, Bill.

Adrian
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www.brickfrenzy.com


In lugnet.build, Geoffrey Hyde writes:
Not too badly done.  But they seem to have come out quite blocky.  I had no
idea Bulbasur's body was that square.  :-)  Also, he should have a little
red spot on the top of his flower.

I'm also quite sure Pikachu's stripes on his back are the same color as his
cheek sacks, red.  However, there's no back angle to see of your model of
him yet.  :o)


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Cheers ...

Geoffrey Hyde



"William R. Ward" <hermit@bayview.com> wrote in message
news:m24rw537pz.fsf@komodo.bayview.com...

I built these models a couple of months ago, but I've been dragging my
feet about getting pictures on the web.  However, I brought them to
the BayLUG meeting this past weekend, and as a result pictures of them
have made it onto the club website.  To see them, go to
http://www.baylug.org/
or if you just want to see the models, you can go to one of these:
http://www.baylug.org/fests/2001-03/AUT_7570.JPG
http://www.baylug.org/fests/2001-03/AUT_7571.JPG

These are life-size sculptures of Pikachu and Bulbasaur, two of the
most famous Pokemon.  I know not everyone loves Pokemon, but my wife
and I enjoy it a lot.  When I first came across Eric Harshbarger's
site, I felt motivated to try to make similar constructions, and the
first idea I had was to make Pikachu.  But once I did that, he was
lonely, so I made Bulbasaur to go with him.

The colors are not quite the same as the "real" Pokemon - the stripes
on Pikachu's back should be brown, not black, and Bulbasaur should be
a lighter shade of blue.  But I set a restriction on myself that I
would only use pieces from the 3033 blue tubs.  I bought 12 of them,
and while I have a lot of the smaller bricks left over, I used almost
all of the larger ones of all colors (inside their bodies is a grid of
supporting structures, mostly 1x8's horizontally and 2x2's and 2x3's
vertically).

Check 'em out and let me know what you think.  I have some photos of
the internals and from more angles that I need to scan and put on the
Web - sooner or later I'll get around to it.

--Bill.

FUT: lugnet.build

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  Re: Pokemon Lego sculpture
 
(...) I'm sorry to hear that. Don't let me stop you though. I picked a fairly easy posture for him - try making a sculpture of Pikachu in a more difficult pose, or something. (...) Thanks! --Bill. (24 years ago, 4-Apr-01, to lugnet.build)

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  Re: Pokemon Lego sculpture
 
Not too badly done. But they seem to have come out quite blocky. I had no idea Bulbasur's body was that square. :-) Also, he should have a little red spot on the top of his flower. I'm also quite sure Pikachu's stripes on his back are the same color (...) (24 years ago, 4-Apr-01, to lugnet.build)

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