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Re: More Illustrated Laws at The Brick Testament
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lugnet.build.ancient
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Fri, 22 Aug 2003 10:51:41 GMT
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Chris Maddison wrote:
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As usual Brendan, always a fun read. I rather enjoy the law - it’s a nice
change of pace to see modern type stuff done in your style. I always like
your designs for beds and chairs and whatnot. In particular, the bar and the
“microfig” farm in the background in “Rape” were great - the way you center
and focus your pictures really sets em off.
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Thanks, Chris. The whole time I spent working on Genesis, Exodus, and The
Wilderness, I kept lamenting the fact that there was a whole section of my LEGO
collection that seemed would never get used in The Brick Testament: any minifig
head with glasses or a headset, modern windows and doors, road base plates, lots
of minifig accessories, and just about anything with printing on it. And then
along came The Law, and my outlook changed.
Now I’m trying to squeeze in every last modern-day element I can before I run
out of laws to illustrate, because then it’s straight back to straight-up
ancient times.
Or did King David have a boom box?
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The brown minifig arms were a great way to end it. :-)
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Eww, gross. @8^)
I guess now we know the real reason why some wars are won and others lost.
-Rev. Smith
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| (...) As usual Brendan, always a fun read. I rather enjoy the law - it's a nice change of pace to see modern type stuff done in your style. I always like your designs for beds and chairs and whatnot. In particular, the bar and the "microfig" farm in (...) (21 years ago, 22-Aug-03, to lugnet.build.ancient, FTX)
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