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Re: The Brick Testament: Gibeonites Enslaved, Amorites Massacred
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Fri, 24 Sep 2004 03:21:34 GMT
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In lugnet.build.ancient, Bruce Hietbrink wrote:
> Great as always.
Thanks.
> Gibeonites enslaved: I like the gray color scheme you used.
> Why no gray hoods? Do you not have any of the newer Harry Potter
> sets, or is this an anti-bley sentiment?
Good question. You're right, I don't have any of the new Harry Potter sets with
gray hoods--though I did just order a couple of those gray-hooded ghoul things
over Bricklink. So if we see the Gibeonites again, they will be better color
coordinated.
> I didn't even reallize they made the dark bread. I'll have to get
> me some of those. Tricky Gibeonites! You'd think those Israelite leaders
> wouldn't fall for this.
If only the Israelites hadn't been duped! We'd, um, have a lot more dead
Gibeonites on our hands. :)
> Amorite Coalition Massacred: I really like the recessed arches
> in the red/white palace room. Cool detail.
Thanks. I liked how those turned out. Gotta keep those palace rooms
interesting!
> The five different red torsos on the kings works quite well
> for a similar yet distinct pattern.
I only regretted putting the kings in all-red when it came time to show them all
getting beheaded in the next story. The trans-red blood just doesn't stand out
from regular red all that well. Oh well.
> I love the confused faces in 10:10. That guy second from the
> right with the missing tooth is particularly priceless.
Yeah, that photo cracks me up.
Poor Amorites. Yahweh doesn't fight very fair. :)
> Cool photoshoppery--God tossin' giant hailstones from the sky.
Just a matter or erasing out the LEGO supports. I tried to figure out a way to
not do it without Photoshoppery, but it just wouldn't have come out as nice.
> Executed caves: I like the lighting effect inside the cave.
Cool. I had liked the lighting in a cave scene of one of your LoTR stories, so
I was hoping for something as good as that. I did try to manipulate the light
(using baseplates to block out light!) until just enough was getting into the
cave.
> For some reason I'm not a huge fan of the stone in front of the cave.
Yeah, I thought it came out OK, but it's not stellar.
> I like the way you did all of the Israeli commanders with the
> different arm colors.
Heh, yeah, I wanted them to stand out a little from the rank and file soldiers.
But epaulets didn't seem appropriate. It was the first time the "commanders of
the army" had been mentioned, so I wanted something subtle--but believable that
these commanders had been present at previous battles without standing out too
much. I was happy that with the different-color-arms solution, ol' Caleb fit
right in as a commander with his yellow arms.
> Always good to end a Brick Testament installment with some bloodshed.
Or start with. Or have some in the middle. Or all three.
@8^)
-Brendan
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