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Re: Welcome to the Wild Forest
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Wed, 4 Oct 2000 17:38:36 GMT
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lugnet.castle.org.cw, John Robert-Blaze Kanehl writes:
> In lugnet.castle.org.cw, Leah Cardaci writes:
> > Good Morning everybody :-)
> >
> > I’ve created a .FTX page for a part of my realm called the Wild Forest at:
> > http://www.lugnet.com/castle/org/cw/~397/Domains/WildForest
> >
> > A few of the bios are the same as ones already on CW, but most of them are • new.
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> > Please, LMKWYT
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> > -L
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> I really like your update!
Thank You :-)
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> Economy of words and pictures that conveys so much...(there is elegance in
> simplicity)
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> I like the mushroom? gathering pic and the use of Naboo swamp plants in a
> way I never thought of outside the cottage.
Yes, those are mushrooms. The "flowers" on the water-type plants have an
almost Scala like look, but turned out better than expected.
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> The following are random musings...
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> Noble and Honora's house stands out...
> (I have been wanting to do a mostly/all tan structure for ages) I lke the
> efficient use of interior spaces and the great details like the "imperial
> decorative plate" and the shelf in Honoras room. I have trouble giving
> interiors an authentic look...this, however, seems to be your specialty.
I had hoped to do a tan structure like that for quite some time, but I was
sure I'd have to wait for LD to sell tan in brick packs before I could.
Fortunately my collection of tan bricks grew bigger than expected, allowing to
create the house now.
As for the interiors, I always approach them with a mini-fig centered view
and the results of that angle seem to be fairly successful.
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> I like the whole society that you are creating...lol
> (Salesman, cheats, + liars from Lowest of the Low was in the cd player as I
> was viewing your pages)
> Healers are a vital aspect of modern and ancient societies that are seldom
> represented...very cool idea to show case them and their talents. I think
> your "medieval beer/liquor and grocery distributors" are truly
> inspirational. I realize that my creations are generally warrior centered
> and neglect to represent merchants wisemen and common folk...lol..I'll have
> to work on that.
I always seem to have the oposite problem. The various warrior groups are
always the most difficult for me to create. I think more subtle political
conflict interests me more than direct physical conflict. Most of my warriors
are aimed to protect their society more than war against one another.
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> Did you Brasso a couple Qui-gonns to do Noble and a couple other characters
> w/ goatees and half beards?
I did customize a few of the characters, but used a x-acto knife.
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> I have to say that your forest civiliation has the most balanced male to
> female ratio I have seen...lol
<g> That ratio is definately thanks to parts stores and not sets. I like to
have about at least ten free female faces around so I won't be hindered when
making characters.
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> I spent half an hour poking around and looking at the pics...I look forward
> to other developments.
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> John
> (after seeing Pawel's, Frank's, and Wilson's updates...I have to get off my
> butt and take some more pics...alot of great contributions lately)
Good. ;-) I'd really like to see the pictures that go with your story. Looking
forward to seeing your pics sometime in the near future.
-L
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