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In lugnet.town, Jonathan Reynolds writes:
> In lugnet.town, Lawrence Wilkes writes:
> > If you were going to build large miniland layouts (a la Legoland) but at
> > minifig scale, would you use non-Lego landscaping?
> >
> > Anyone doing large scale landscaping that mixes Lego and non-Lego as
> > they do at Legoland? e.g. non-Lego mountain, but with Lego bridges on
> > it.
> >
> > lawrence
>
> LEGO catalogues of old feature illustrations of exactly this - very naive
> style rolling hills in only slightly subdued colours. That means I've been
> authentic and professional! Check out the gallery photos of the NBLTC
> www.nbltc.org - (bridge requires more work!)
>
> Jon
When building microfig styled Lego towns, I tend to integrate both the lego
and non lego items so they kind of mix.
Usually, though, I get a hold of those model trees and grass landscaping
stuff (it's kind of hard to describe) at the hobby shop.
This works pretty well if you're trying to construct an awesome background
for your models, or a diorama or a forest, hills, etc.
Anyway, that's what I do for my backgrounds. Anyone do anything different,
(besides taking a lot of BURPS and green bricks for a background)
Just my two brickz...
<<_Matt Hein_>>
Lugnet No. 1112
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