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Re: New Small Church
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lugnet.castle
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Fri, 3 Dec 1999 15:45:02 GMT
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"Eric Kingsley" <kingsley@nelug.org> writes:
> Would you just insert a dkgray brick or plate here and there to give
> it a more worn look? How else might I give it "texture" without
> changing the overall feel?
Well, it's a really difficult question. You could try to insert some
bricks with different colours in some odd places. (DkGrey, green,
brown, tan, ...)
Another way to achieve a slightly "worn" look would be to, in a somewhat
random pattern, substitute normal bricks with 1x2 bricks with "grille"
pattern, 1x1 brick with perpendicular stud (car headlight) with or
without a tile on it (to achieve the look of uneven bricks) or other odd
bricks.
I've seen this technique used on a some images of a castle in a LEGOLand
park (sorry I don't have any URL), and it worked great! I don't have
any experiences with this myself, though.
Fredrik
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| (...) Oh I really like the idea of the 1x1 with side stud with a tile on it! Enough of that and you can really get a rough surface. It also raises the expense of the model using up all those tiles but I think it might be worth it. I will try this (...) (25 years ago, 3-Dec-99, to lugnet.castle)
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| | Re: New Small Church
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| (...) Fredrik, Thanks, You know I was thinking the same thing but I could not think of how to get do it. Do you have any suggestions? Would you just insert a dkgray brick or plate here and there to give it a more worn look? How else might I give it (...) (25 years ago, 3-Dec-99, to lugnet.castle)
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