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Re: Minifigs and Music
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lugnet.cad
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Thu, 14 Jan 1999 14:49:08 GMT
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Tom McDonald writes:
> Duane Hess writes:
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> > Try this for a piano. It might be a bit small for a minifig, but when
> > compared to say, a standard minifig car, it's OK.
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> That was cool! Selective decompression would make a true minifig scale model.
> We'll just call it a baby grand piano. Put one of those clear chalices on it
> and you have a tip glass for all those lounge players - too bad a money tile
> or coins won't fit in it :)
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> BTW, do you have a name for your piano? Is your design copyrighted?
> Eventually, I'd like to make an online music legoland "store" so I'm wondering
> if I can use your design on a page, giving you the credit of course.
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> -Tom McD.
All of my models are for my personal enjoyment and the entertainment of
others. As long as you aren't profitting from it, by all means, use it. I do
ask that you give credit by mentioning my name somewhere near the piano
though.
Enjoy!
Duane
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| (...) Thanks! No profit here (which is why I'm not currently involved in any metroliner, airport shuttle or galaxy explorer auctions :) And the credit will appear adjacent to the piano. Got a url? I'll adjacently post that too. -Tom McD. (26 years ago, 14-Jan-99, to lugnet.cad)
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| (...) That was cool! Selective decompression would make a true minifig scale model. We'll just call it a baby grand piano. Put one of those clear chalices on it and you have a tip glass for all those lounge players - too bad a money tile or coins (...) (26 years ago, 14-Jan-99, to lugnet.cad)
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