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KK,
Thanks, (in particular to my CWCS) for getting a really good picture of my
walls. It was very gratifying to meet you (finally) and all the others in
Castle World (though some I have met before) and all the characters that
inhabit CW.
My sincerest apologize to any and all that wanted me to stay and focus on
CW. Unfortunately my interests and time are continually divided in many
disciplines and areas of interests.
Looking at all the wonderful work there at 'The Gathering,' I realize that
my CWS will have to change. It was my intention originally to just update
the castle wall system that Lego initially created, and to integrate some of
that style into something more useful, and had more playability. I could see
that I was outclassed. I'll be developing a new system soon. Hopefully
before 'BF3-2002' comes into being. It will be uncertain to me whether or
not my time will be as thin next year, as it was this last weekend. We shall
see.
Rich
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Legoman34
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In lugnet.castle, Kung-Khoon Quah writes:
> Just uploaded some pics mostly of the Castle Room (best room IMHO)
> at Brickfest 2001 and I confined myself with the best pics
> and those I can identify the creators so ...
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=5582
>
> The medieval village was a huge success in my opinion and
> is shown in previous posting my Erik Olson
> http://news.lugnet.com/castle/?n=9933
>
> The village was a great mix of many creators who found time
> to put in wonderful details that can only be seen in person.
> Also another plus for Brickfest is that I was present in
> the Castle Room Saturday morning when people were still
> working on putting in their creations and it was a pleasure
> to be able to ask the individual creators to explain details
> and to open up the many levels/floors or side hinges to see
> even more details of interiors.
> You can tell we are such maniacs as even the trees and variety
> of great looking trees were lovingly created.
> What an ensemble performance!
> Bravo to all involved and it was a pleasure meeting so many
> of you !!
>
> Please don't be mad I did not include all since I am
> concentrating on those I remember the best and where I have
> really good pictures.
>
> Here are some details I remember. They are:
> Airship by Nathan McDowell (missed meeting you)
>
> Archery Range by Garrett Taylor (Garrett also did a superb
> rendition of the yurt campsite and ploughed fields using
> the yucky brown Droid Fighter #7111 piece )
>
> Blue Castle by Troy Cefaratti (this can only be appreciated
> when you know the outer walls are 3 layers of blue slope 75 2x2
> and one inner layer is the also uses the blue slope 75.
> Commence feeling awestruck now !!! )
>
> Castle using Castle Wall Component System by Richard Schamus
> (modular castle pieces that fit together to give organic look)
>
> Castle the Gathering Feast Hall by Jeff Stembel (huge heaps of
> kudos for the concept of getting all the minifigs of all major
> storyline characters and putting them in the same "room" and
> the feast hall was a work of art just beautiful - will wait
> for someone to post pics with the roof on.
> Also my minifigs from the East (Himeji castle builder) Terumasa
> Ikeda and Lady Ikeda appear on CWG3.jpg far right. Terumasa and
> Lady expresses gratitude to be able to sit and feast with other
> castle minifig luminaries and says "Doomo arigato gozaimasu"
> and next time please provide some sushi.) 8-)
>
> Two pics of the General Q&A session on Saturday morning with Brad Justus
> (quite a jolt if you came late and walked into a room full of
> lego maniacs just like yourself - over 100)
>
> Himeji Castle and Lego Trebuchet (red & yellow) by KK Quah
>
> San Francisco Mosaic by Eric Harshbarger (also in pic Henry Lim, Kevin Loch)
>
> Ninja Water Castle with 2 Japanese boats by Joel Hart
> (Joel is a fellow ninja fan and some of his best work can't be
> seen are the interiors of the castle and some nice work on the
> stone throwing chutes of the castle)
>
> KK Quah
>
> PS glad Brickshelf is finally up. Phew !!
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