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Re: was Re: inevitable survey thread >_< Comment NOW: stickers
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lugnet.castle.ninja
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Thu, 8 Mar 2001 09:49:15 GMT
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In lugnet.castle.ninja, Chris Barker writes:
> John Robert-Blaze Kanehl wrote:
> > I think someone with a photoediting program and clear adhesive labels could
> > make a universal design or something that could be plastered all over
> > different elements (Like Rich Marchetti did with Tudor walls and others have
> > done w/ minifig torso graphics). However, I would need such an obscene
> > amount of these stickers that it would be impractical for me (plus I would
> > have to remove them if I wanted to build something else)
> >
> > John
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> This is not a bad idea. I might be able to produce something from
> original sources and make a full page .EPS file available for download
> for anyone who wanted to print em. I'll think about adding this to my
> todo list.
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> Chris Barker
> chris@superfami.com
I think it is possible and you, of all of us, has ready source material for
inspiration =8^)
I would like to be able to "cover up" blemished/old/scratched bricks with a
nice pattern...
While I have been happy w/ my brick+ plate walls, it would be cool to have
an alternative for when I run out of supplies...The rotating door patterns
in the Stone Tower bridge are intricate but interesting... I would think a
similar, but simpler pattern would be workable... Then again, I am not an
expert...
I think it would be an interesting side project...heck it may lead to
new/different custom torso designs that could be applied to minifigs (heck
there are plenty of imageless torsoes available in the soccer sets).
I think this is a truly intriguing possibility...
John
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