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Re: New Stories from the New Testament
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Sat, 9 Feb 2002 02:00:58 GMT
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink writes:
> Cool. That would make for some of the most surreal Lego building ever.
> Daniel's visions, too.
Undoubtedly. @8^)
> 4 most anticipated Old Testament items:
> 1. The plagues in the Exodus story. I've got images of a whole pile of
> those Harry Potter frogs all over the place.
> 2. Parting of the Red Sea (or the Sea of Reeds, you pick)
> 3. Various battles. I'm a sucker for big battlefield layouts.
> 4. The temple. This could be a very cool model.
The stockpiling of frogs has begun.
> One question: Seriously, how do you pay for your Lego habit? Are you
> operating a large Bricklink shop and building out of the overflow?
I don't run a BrickBay (oops! don't sue!), I mean BrickLink shop, nor do I
tear apart sets to sell on eBay. And in fact, getting the frogs from
Bricklink was one of the only times I've ever used that site to aquire parts
(actually my girlfriend got me the frogs as an xmas present). My collection
may seem larger than it really is--I leave little to nothing standing after
it has been photographed for The Brick Testament. I am constantly tearing
the sets down to build new ones. Right now, only The Garden of Eden and the
Tower of Babel are still intact (and the Garden gets pillaged every time I
need flowers and trees for other sets). But that said, and while I'm sure
mine is not nearly the largest collection among the members of LUGnet, it's
still pretty big, I admit. Chalk it up to the booming computer industry a
couple years back. It allowed my girlfriend and I to amass the LEGO
collection we'd always wanted. And now that nobody has jobs anymore,
there's plenty of time to play with LEGO. @8^)
Hope that answers your question.
-The Rev. Brendan Powell Smith
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| Also: At another, mildly twisted site I frequent, I came across this mighty gem of brilliance, which I played around with for a good hour and a half before I went to check the "info": (URL) I wonder who wrote *that*? ;) And where are my pants? best (...) (23 years ago, 14-Feb-02, to lugnet.build.ancient, lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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| (...) Aha! That's what it was. At first I thought it was the Prof. Quirrel (Harry Potter theme) turban painted black, but it didn't have the hole in front. (...) Cool. That would make for some of the most surreal Lego building ever. Daniel's (...) (23 years ago, 8-Feb-02, to lugnet.build.ancient)
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