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Re: roll call (27 more needed?)
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Sat, 18 Jan 2003 23:57:22 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Tanya K. Burkhart writes:
> Here's me... Number 51, I suppose?
Alright, an addition already!
> http://www.ozbricks.net/medievalmarket/
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> Maybe getting involved with that, or
> something similar State-side would rev
> things up around here.
.castle has been really slow with postings
lately, which was a surprise to me. Then
again, at least we can be thankful the
lack of posting isn't to the extent of
lugnet.underground or lugnet.harrypotter.
If you have any MOCs in the works, why not
post several of them?
> I've got a project going right that's
> making me pull my hair and wonder
> where the *^%*^%*% all my bricks went.
And I'm working on both a dragon (that
completely ravaged my supply of clips)
and an oriental temple that may never
be completed due to my lack of slopes.
> It's a castle (Doh! Really?!?) on four large gray baseplates and right now
> all I have is the skeleton of the "basement" - a ring of BURPs and LURPs
> around the perimeter and a network of columns and arches to support what
> will eventually be the "ground" of the courtyard.
> There is already storage for wine barrels down there (involving a LOT of
> those little jumper plates), and a well, and there should be a dungeon and a
> treasure room by the end of the weekend, I hope. Need stairs to get down
> there, too.
Does the structure fold open, or require
disassembly for access? I hope it's not
the latter. The detail sounds pretty good
though, which reminds me that I need to
purchase a lot of structural elements.
(The only potential source of castle
parts I have is a still assembled guarded
inn, and a small collection of new arches
and windows extracted from sets.) I have
quite a lot of parts to collect before I
can get the basic structure complete.
To avoid drawing off a potentially
money purging supply of light grey bricks,
I've decided to base my work off oriental
and american architecture instead. There's
a slightly less emphasis on large quantities
of bricks, and more use on decorative
elements.
> So, most of it is only nine bricks high right now. I'm starting to build up
> the facade, it does actually have a working drawbridge, gate, and
> portcullis, that section is twenty bricks tall, but only one or two studs
> wide - there are no towers behind the wall yet.
> Pictures soon of the work-in-progress, I hope. I used up the last few shots
> from the roll of Christmas film on my bricks, and will get them put on
> CD-ROM when cash flow allows.
Can't wait to see those pictures!
> Tatyana
> Queen of her own little as-yet-unnamed Realm ;)
<<_Matt Hein_>>
Fellow lego enthusiast
O s p r e y
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| (...) A combination - or it will be. That's the plan, anyway. The entire "basement" (the level where the moat would be if I had more space to spread out) is a very solid structure, but the towers and buildings will have spaces that open. I'm (...) (22 years ago, 19-Jan-03, to lugnet.castle)
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| | Re: ROLL CALL! 78! 78! 78! 78! 78! 78!
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| Here's me... Number 51, I suppose? I was just at a site today, let me find it..... (checking browser history) Okay, I guess it was Ozbricks (Hi, you Aussies! Freezing my butt off up here near Canada, can I come visit you guys?) they've got a (...) (22 years ago, 18-Jan-03, to lugnet.castle)
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