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Hi All... sculpture methodology
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lugnet.build.sculpture
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Fri, 6 Jul 2001 12:41:31 GMT
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Hi!
Well I'm not the first to post, but I'll post anyway... Number 3 is not bad.
At least this is not slashdot...
Anyway. I just got started in sculpture this week. It started last weekend
when I was bugging my wife to let me pick up the last few blue tubs at our
local Target when she cam up with the idea. She said I could get them if I
did something for her... I asked what and she said she wanted a Lego Mickey
Mouse. I'm pretty sure that she said that because she new I didn't do
sculpter, only train and town (and not very good at that either). Mickey is
about 1/2 finished. He has no head or left arm, but I'm working on it.
Well onto my sculpture question... How do you plan your sculpture, what is
your angle of attack? do you plan everything out in advance, that put it
together knowing how it will fit? or do you just get you tubs o lego's out
and start working?
I prefer the later metheod, just jumping right in and seeing what happens,
but then again I have only done this once.
Cheers,
David
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