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Re: Town Hall - Micro Scale for Lego Factory Contest
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lugnet.build.microscale
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Fri, 10 Dec 2004 16:42:27 GMT
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Hi Mark,
Thank you for your kind words about my models. These are really the first
serious MOCs I've ever done. I usually build sets from the instructions. The
software is pretty cool to use though, although it tends to be tricky at times.
I think it could be a little more kid friendly.
As far as the thumbnails go on the Lego Factory site, I agree with you 100%. I
tend to put a lot of detail in my models, a lot of which doesn't really come out
in the thumbnails, esp. with the one-wide vehicles.
I've posted some new MOCs in my folder on Brickshelf, I'll put them in a
separate post. A couple of them my kids did for the contest.
It'd be interesting to see what other AFOLs are in the contest.
Mark
Lugnet member #485
<snip>
> Thank you. I remember admiring the hospital and putting it in my personal top
> tier of entries. I especially liked the driveway cover made of glass, the
> red/white color scheme, and the wonderful micro-helicopter. To me, having good
> "playable" vehicles that match the set theme makes it easier to imagine having
> fun playing with the set.
>
> It's all making sense to me now...Great micro models = high probability it is a
> LUGNET AFOL.
>
> Again, I wish Lego had bigger thumbnails. Another example is the yellow hospital
> spotlights on the ground in your model. I might never have thought of using that
> piece for that purpose - but alas, I couldn't recognize nor appreciate that
> piece of your creativity in the Lego thumbnail. (And one of the voting criteria
> is supposed to be "creative use of elements")
>
> Maybe Lego should call their thumbnails "micro-nails" to go with the micro theme
> of the Factory contest. (OK, bad joke)
>
> >
> Mark
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