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Re: The Unofficial LEGO Advanced Building Techniques Guide
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lugnet.build.schleim
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Date:
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Wed, 14 Feb 2007 08:18:46 GMT
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In lugnet.build.schleim, Holger Matthes wrote:
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Hi Didier,
thanks for this great resource for advanced use of LEGO elements! Youve
collected much more SNOT and Co. stuff then I did when I did my website years
ago.
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Thank you Holger. Your website is the one where I discovered SNOT for the first
time and it made me enjoy fine building techniques.
SNIP
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SNOT vs. stressing the elements ... We are the hobbiest, we have the
freedom of choice how we connect elements. LEGO has to follow its own rules
and I would say it is up to LEGO to promote these rules much better to the
(fan) public.
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Yes, and we have to learn about the rules if we want to break them the best way
:-)
Awesome stuffs here - Checkemall !
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+++
The discussion here shows how multiple the information resources are today.
There are still folks out there which do not know about brickwiki for
example. I dont blame someone in person I just say that there are so many
possibilities and noone has the chance to use all resources. Therefore I
would say a good mixture is a good thing to have: Some ebook like PDFs, some
websites, some wikis ... We will never find one way which fits all.
I am thankful for resources like Didiers PDF. And I also know the need of
such resources. Many emails are popping in form folks seeing my gallery or
website and asking - form our old-afol-view - simple questions. So it is nice
to have resources like that in background.
Sorry for my unsorted thoughts and ideas ...
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I enjoy unsorted thoughts when they so well summarize a situation.
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Good to see the Schleim-Group still schleiming!
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No comment by John here ? Where is he ? :-)
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