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Re: The Brick Testament: Discharges and More
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Wed, 6 Aug 2003 08:06:43 GMT
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> > Lv 15:16 - Nice touch with the uneaten pizza, very bachelor like. "Hmm,
> > should I eat this pizza? Nah! I think I'll just xxx a bit first."
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> What bachelor among us has never found himself facing the pizza vs. xxx
> priority dilemma?
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> > The couch and lamp is also very well done, as is the plant!
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> Thanks, it's fun to work on such modern domestic scenes after having the
> Israelites wandering the ancient wilderness for so long.
I can totaly understand that, it's also good to see. Desert can only be done in
so many ways...
> > Lv 15:16 - Nice bathtub, toilet seat and that soap reminds me of Fight Club,
> > extra points for that!
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> If only I could get Meatloaf to appear in The Brick Testament...
If anyone could master that, it's you.
> > Lv 15:17 - Nice washing equipment, except -as you already pointed out- the
> > washer should not have top loading and round glass. Still it's makes it even
> > more washer like. The face is a tad un-bachelorius, he's to happy down there
> > and I can't seem to find any white round 1 x 1 plates to explain that...
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> Point well taken. He seems a little too happy to be doing his own laundry.
> I'm guess I'm just never quite sure if and when I can change a minifig's face
> between illustrations and still have it be clear that it's supposed to be the
> same person -- especially in a situation like this where the rest of his
> outfit changes between illustrations as well. Plus, I think that once you
> use Flex for someone's face, it's hard to switch to another face and have it
> look like the same person.
He's just that kind of guy I suppose :)
> > Lv 15:18 - New toilet seat, does it suggest a "bring the seat down
> > dear"-theme or am I trying to hard to see things which are not there?
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> I guess it's there to suggest that it's not necessarily the same bathroom as
> before. Perhaps it's a sly commentary on the state of modern American
> bathrooms: save for some slight variation in toilet seat covers, they all
> look the same. It's an issue I feel very strongly about.
That's not an issue at all over here, no seat covers. I suppose we swedes don't
need different toilets to feel like induviduals. They're all made by the same
company, more or less.
> > Lv 15:28 - Nice wall calendar!
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> I felt a little guilty about using Photoshop to add the red x's to mark the
> days counted off, but I wasn't sure how else to illustrate that Bible verse.
At least you did not paint the actual brick :)
> > Lv 18:14 - Perhaps you could have done the burning corpses in a more
> > semi-burnt state. Perhaps one skeleton leg and this face:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=234048 It would display more
> > pain in the burning process IMHO.
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> Not a bad idea at all. Next time I show some unfortunate souls being burnt
> alive, I will certainly consider that method. Thanks.
Welcome.
> > The fire fighter is a bizarre detail.
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> I suppose so. I just figured that since this is an officially-sanctioned
> community burning-at-the-stake, a fire marshall might be present to keep the
> fire under control.
Good thinking, we don't want anyone to get hurt :)
/Tobbe
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